Personalised plates

[MALUR8]

Righto everyone, I need some imagination to help me.
I've ordered a Red Redline and in meantime need to organise some plates. Here in TAS- any combination of letter and numbers will cost $1100, whereas 3 letters followed by three numbers only cost $295 or so.
Herein lies the problem- I can think of heaps of great plates with any combination of letters and numbers,, but would be awesome if I could think of something good with 3 letters followed by three numbers to keep cost down?
Any imaginative people out there?
Thanks in advance!

 

[Adza75]

Damn Tasmania... I was thinking SSV16R which is available according to tasplates.com but it ends up being prestige as they don't have the letter at the end like up here in NSW.

 

[Forg]

Ooh, bad numberplates, love it!
RED153?

 

[Flukey]

Like...
SSR304
RED304
GMR304
RLN304

SSR008
RED008
GMR008
RLN008

That's the best Ive got on short notice.

 

[Tonner Matt]

Only basic but was the first one that came to mind
RED-001

 

[SnowDoggyDogg]

How about LST 001 as 'last one' considering end of production and all?

 

[figjam]

I've had my initials and birthdate or engine size on ours for years, transfer them from car to car, and never forget what your rego plates are when asked.
Edit .......... Sorry, you wanted something with imagination.

 

[kiwicon]

Why does it HAVE to be commodore related? people do know it is a commy after all...

ive had [UU IYI] <-- look at it as pictures not letters.. [FAST IV] <-- was on a 4 banger, had on the top 'fast four or fast intravenous' on the bottom 'either way its still speed.. now rocking [WTF OW] <-- more of a piss take..

 

[VF Redline]

How about
NFS135 = Need For Speed 13 seconds (drag strip time)
:driving:

 

[TA25]

I don't suspect this to get much support due to being an Aussie car but what does everyone think about Euro style plates on the Commodore? I'm kind of conflicted but seen it on this Maloo and love it! really sets it off.

Might be more socially acceptable once the Commodore is being sourced from Germany.

The width of the Euro plate would fit perfectly on the space allocated on the rear bar of the current commodore.