Can you work out this numberplate?

daren

On 26 May, 23:46, Tim Woodall <devn...@woodall.me.uk> wrote:
> Anybody any ideas what this numberplate could be:
>
> http://www.woodall.me.uk/car/
>
> I've tried everything I think it could possibly be inhttps://www.mycarcheck.com/with no luck. The police didn't have any joy
> either.

Image 6 was the best for me. It's a 147 Alfa in Metallic Light Blue
registration BV02 OCM, definitely five door - you can see the darker
inset handles on the image just above the rear lights. Looks like a
Lusso judging by the wheels. Identical to the following advert...
(Autotrader dealer link)

http://tinyurl.com/3nzppq

Now go back to the police and tell them to do their job!

regards,
daren

Richard Corfield

On 2008-05-27, JNugent <JN@NPPTG.com> wrote:
>
>> I seem to recall a Top Gear episode years ago that said Switzerland
>> publishes all cars and it's drivers in the public domain.
>> I disagree with you on the ownership info of vehicles. I've always said
>> that the tax disc on a car should also include insurance details
>
> I would have no objection to that - some European countries require the
> display of an insurance certificate on the windcreen (though the DVLA
> and PNC have reduced the need for it here). That doesn't mean that the
> owner's name and/or address are displayed though.

Some places where name and address info would be bad are cars visiting
companies also frequented by people like animal rights protesters, also
places like addiction clinics for people who go there, or maybe in some
communities going to the wrong place of worship. I don't think the last
is a problem in this country.

The animal rights lot can be a real problem. My office is on the same
trading park as a lab. I think they've learned now that not everyone who
leaves the trading park works there and needs hassling. Still, we have
to wait on our cycles at the traffic lights at the exit while they
shout/chant/wave video cameras at you. How can we do our jobs with a
clear conscience they ask? Well, coding Java doesn't seem too bad. I can
no longer claim to be cruel to the mouse tied up on my desk as I have a
trackball now.

- Richard

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JNugent

Philip TAYLOR wrote:
> Tim Woodall wrote:
>> Anybody any ideas what this numberplate could be:
>>
>> http://www.woodall.me.uk/car/
>>
>> I've tried everything I think it could possibly be in
>> https://www.mycarcheck.com/ with no luck. The police didn't have any joy
>> either.
>>
>> Anyone any suggestions for a better camera than this one - the Oregon
>> Scientific ATC2K? The real problem is that the jpeging is too aggressive
>> - but I suspect the SD card won't be fast enough if it's less aggressive
>> although a frame rate of 15 frames per second would be ok if you could
>> get good images.
>>
>> Tim.
>>
>>
>
> There's a pretty good likeness to the back
> of this Alfa Romeo 147 T Spark Lusso, which
> fits with BV 02 OCM as others have suggested :
>
> http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v...ay/IMG_3925.jpg
>
> ** Phil.

I'd check your system date and time if I were you.

Philip TAYLOR

JNugent wrote:

> I'd check your system date and time if I were you.

Accidentally left at June 20th after using the clock
to check a hospital appointment !