T121 PHY possibly, as it's closest to be TR* PHY
What number is your car?
What number is your car?
Not sure if this is going to be helpful or not (probably not) but it might provoke some debate.
How about none of them?
When I look at pretty much any of them, all I think is (and this is me knowing what a Trophy is) "I suppose it's trying to state "Trophy" but the best for that would be T120 PHY or T20 PHY". But even better would be the original plate that came on the car.
The point I am making is that a cherished plate is only really any good (i.e. impresses others, finshes the car off etc.) if it is VERY good (i.e. VERY few characters, say initials plus a digit, very close to the car, say F430 XXX for a Ferrari F430 etc or genuinely interesting, I have recently seen 80TOX).
In most other cases, it suggests trying too hard and you've paid for it and will never recoup it.
There is also the fact that in my view, you then have paperwork with different reg nos. which I don't like.
Just my thoughts really. You're lucky if you can spend a few hundred quid on a number plate. Maybe use it on something that makes the car work better - have you got/tried an RS Tuner (if your car is standard?) or save it for a rainy day.
How about none of them?
When I look at pretty much any of them, all I think is (and this is me knowing what a Trophy is) "I suppose it's trying to state "Trophy" but the best for that would be T120 PHY or T20 PHY". But even better would be the original plate that came on the car.
The point I am making is that a cherished plate is only really any good (i.e. impresses others, finshes the car off etc.) if it is VERY good (i.e. VERY few characters, say initials plus a digit, very close to the car, say F430 XXX for a Ferrari F430 etc or genuinely interesting, I have recently seen 80TOX).
In most other cases, it suggests trying too hard and you've paid for it and will never recoup it.
There is also the fact that in my view, you then have paperwork with different reg nos. which I don't like.
Just my thoughts really. You're lucky if you can spend a few hundred quid on a number plate. Maybe use it on something that makes the car work better - have you got/tried an RS Tuner (if your car is standard?) or save it for a rainy day.