OT: Euro Plates - Why BG?

[TG.20T]

I've got black Euro plates: N (have to have this in NSW) TG (my initials) 20T (you do the math).

They look the nuts and I've seen loads around, and there's one thing that's puzzling me: I'd say about 75% of the black euro plates I see on other cars are
N BG XXX or at least N BX XXX

Anyone know what's with the BG, or at least the B?

Maybe I'm being dense but I haven't sussed it...

 

[funky_chilli]

umm maybe because alphabetically it's up to BX whatever
haha i dunno here in melb lots of the euro plates are V AX XXX because we're still only up to A's unless u get a custom one

 

[mister_duck]

don't the number plates go in order kinda like a-z ? like when the car is registered ? or maybe I have no idea. can't really explain my self it's late and im tired now

 

[TG.20T]

Good call. Logic says it's the ones that aren't custom and they're currently on BX... D'oh!
Nicely worked out for 1am.

 

[funky_chilli]

haha nice group effort! :drinking:

 

[mister_duck]

:thumbsup:

 

[srbsta]

just get custom lmao

it only cost someone one day of work to pay them off every year :thumbsup:

 

[funky_chilli]

here in melb normal euros cost $395 and custom ones cost $695 - big difference out of ur pocket but at least it's only a once off payment