The most vulgar numberplate in Britain arrives in SW3

Yesterday, in Walton Street, a Rolls-Royce parked opposite Scalini restaurant. There was nothing unusual about that but it’s point of difference was its numberplate.

The owner of the car had chosen ‘SH10W OF’ and in doing so simply illustrated his or herself for what they truly believe themselves to be.

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Modesty is a fine quality and plainly this nitwit is entirely lacking in it.

Showoffs – Rolls Royce Showoff SH10 OF – Scalini, Walton Street, Chelsea, SW3
A true showoff
Showoffs – Rolls Royce Showoff SH10 OF – Scalini, Walton Street, Chelsea, SW3
This equally ludicrous showoff parked further down Walton Street
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Showoffs – Rolls Royce Showoff SH10 OF – Scalini, Walton Street, Chelsea, SW3
And a little later this modest machine was spotted outside Harrods

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