I'm assured this is genuine.............................
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No way of finding out (unless you fraudulently pretend you've been bumped by it and write to the DVLA for the keeper's details). IIRC, it sold a few years ago so I reckon not in answer to your question but Google searching that info was a nightmare so I gave up data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7
Would be so appropriate if it was, but i havent been able to find WH05 HAT.
To check you need to know the make of vehicle, and im not sure what that is...have tried Renault, Fiat and Citroen, and it isnt listed against any of them.
Not sure how old that picture is but the askMID site shows that registration as not being on the insurance database.
''have tried Renault, Fiat and Citroen, and it isnt listed against any of them''
Try a Vauxhall Movano.
Paul
Yes, i had tried Vauxhall as well.
I found the same picture posted on The Fiat Forum back in 2005.
According to one poster it was genuine at the time - on a Renalt Master van.
It isnt anymore though.
This evening I was overtaken by a black BMW 3 series diesel with registration plate RV1.
Seen V6 STX on a Mondeo ST200 today.
I saw RU55 SEL today which looked good and being spaced correctly meant you did really spot the third S.
I've not seen these but, on a Skoda Forum, someone has "SlOW TD" on a very quick and highly modified Fabia. Someone also mentioned on another thread on there, D13SEL (Diesel) registered to a 2006, Golf S SDI (75 BHP Non-Turbo).
I'm sure when magazines tested it there was XJ 220 JAG.I have seen the best number plate on a Fabia, it was SE07 VRS (Blue Special Edition) and L333ONN on a SEAT Leon.
Recently I saw this at a show at Croft. I thought it was very good for an Army Land Rover
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