PRIVATE NUMBER PLATE *MHZ 8055* REDUCED

[Number5]

Thanks for all the comments guys...Mr Wilks, not sure how you got to sobb or 5088...but i 100% agree that plates are a very personal thing to people, they are also worth what someone is willing to pay...but forum rules dictate that all adverts have an asking price...so there it is. It will find it value (whatever that may be), thought I would offer it here first has it was 'Z' related plate, but it will probably go onto ebay eventually, possibly make its way to a dealer...For anyone who is intrested, all offers will be considered...

You're correct Bossy to be honest. Forum rules dictate a price and you have put one.
Anyone interested will make you an offer relevant to their desire for it, so it will naturally find it's own price.

Good luck with it.

[Fastyam]

BOSS plates also available here: http://www.premier-plates.co.uk/registr ... earch/BOSS with some as low as £155!!

[SonnyA85]

I own 2 dateless plates. I really don't like dated plates and they are only worth what someone is willing to pay for them.

So if someone is only willing to pay £200 for that plate well it's only worth £200.

The thing with dateless plates is they increase in value regardless because they are rare, can be put on any car and they look clean and don't need to be illegally spaced to look good.

MHZ 8055 is a irish plate. As such it isn't anything special. Plenty of BO55 plates which suit people a lot better for example.

BO55 ZED
BO55 JAY
BO55 MRK

etc, etc.

MHZ 8055 looks like megahertz boss to me which IMO unless you work for an IT company or are into IT it's not appealing at all. Or you have the initials MHZ and Z is hardly a popular initial for a surname.

Therefore I'd stick this up for £300 and let it go. It's not worth much at all, you will be lucky to get £300 for it.

The 2 plates I own are ### 91 and ### ###. The 5 digit dateless plate is worth around £4-£5K. The 6 digit dateless plate is worth minimum £1.5K but it spells something completely unique (albeit immature) and to the right buyer could go for stupid money. However unless I get that right buyer I will never sell it as it will increase as the years go on.

Anyone looking to buy a personalised plate I would urge you buy dateless. They are IMO 100 times better albeit more expensive, they really suit the job of a personalised plate. A dated plate with 7 digits just looks like any other plate.

[ben g]

### ### seems like a pretty unique plate indeed

[SonnyA85]

### ### seems like a pretty unique plate indeed

I didn't want to post them up on a public forum but obviously the # represent a character.

### 91
### $$$

where the $ represents a number. I'm hoping to move the 91 one onto the Z4 soon. Should probably go through the paperwork tonight tbh.

[bossy_01]

Just for the record this plate had now sold, and I have always maintained that the plate is worth what someone would pay for it...

No offence Fastyam that premier reg link is utterly useless and not really a representation of boss number plates.

now the suggestion of BO55 etc is spot on, but these plates are £999-1999 from the DVLA direct, trust me as I have two.

I brought the plate cheap to put and my Zed and it has served its purpose, and I have no sentimental attachment and was just trying to sell it to the person willing to pay the most.

I really enjoy personal plate discussions as some people get them, and others just don't. It's a personal preference thing.

[elevensies]

that would suit me, but id be in the 250 to 300 price

[El Pollo Diablo]

Ideally, you need to find someone with the initials MH, who owns a Z of some kind, who is also a boss.

(no disrespect to the gentleman who is selling the number plate )

[bossy_01]

Made me chuckle...