Custom plates in Poland

Just like each of your suggestions.
I would choose UF O 1947. Unfortunately, my town doesn't start with UF.

Nope. MALPA is quite clear. GORYL too.

PUMBA spotted on 1 Nov is really extravagant.

Novi, how do you like these plates??:

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The German city of Hanau has plates starting with HU. There are different variants of the remaining two letters, e.g. -JA or JU or the single-letter J.

Are these plates produced in the factory in Jeben Strasse???

Yesterday`s spotting - SZEFO / Bossie.

Today I saw DO RADCY on the highway.

Probably a law firm.

Sweet but like all vanity plates, essentially tacky, vulgar, and give that they aren't expensive, frankly meaningless.

Actually, no. Some of them are eye-catching ads for businesses. Alien`s example, for example.
And this one too
HOL - Tow

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If there's a company name and web address.

And if there is, most people would see that not the licence plate.

There are hundreds, thousands, millions of companies which offer the same product or service to people. You remember the company better after you see their custom plates.

Advertising is the key to business success, remember.

During early 2001/2 I was looking for real original plates in Warsaw with "WTC911" numbers so I could register the maluch I was taking back.Also initially I put the plate "KURWA" when I registered it there but had to change it was not nice to take it to Polish festivals and parades.

LOL Esp in Polish festivals car shows they had to specially give Maluch a made up prize among those 2/500K cars as how could they not do that in a Polish festival.Organizers didnt like it and always called if I would bring the car to the show.

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@Alien, something for you lol :): 👽

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@Paulina
Oh thank you, after today's day on work I would also like to go away like that... into the unknown.

Today`s spotting is TOUDI. It is a Polish version of TOADIE.

I suppose the driver has no idea what the word really means.

one who flatters in the hope of gaining favors : SYCOPHANT

He only knows Toadie from Gummi Bears cartoon.

Or maybe he's a Neighbours fan.

Why???

Google is your friend, albeit occasionally a lying one.

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Yes, but only when I am interested. In this case I am not and thus I depended on you to explain sth. But if you refuse, I won`t insist. :):):)

This one is a mystery to me. The owner certainly asked for 4 after F to form a longer word. But I still can`t figure out what word exactly he intended to achieve. FASTER??? FORSTER? Strange.....

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Since 4 is similar to A, this may fit.

A new batch :

Funny but still not as funny as KUSY.

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Good thing it's not RUSY.

KUSY is the name of the greyhound dog in the greatest Polish epic poem by Adam Mickiewicz. The plot dealt with the irreconcilable dilemma - which dog is faster: KUSY or FALCON??? Applying this name to a car proves you are an intelligent well-read person who loves Polish culture.

In Polish it would actually be 'bies', kusy is a russianism.

Complain to Adam Mickiewicz, not me.

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Some Polish cars seem to come from California:

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Check this compilation

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This Laguna coupe "car for Jarek" is cool.

Another compilation

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