PERSONALIZED LICENSE PLATES
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05CarbonDRZ
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No way am I paying extra every Year to have a Vanity plate.I also don't want a distinguishing feature on my Vehicle,I want to blend in as much as possible.
LVSteve
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When you come here don't bother trying to get GOLF GTI. I know the girl that has it.
She was staggered it hadn't been snapped up before.
Alpo
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Used to work with a guy named Tom, who drove a Cougar. His was TOMS CAT.
I always thought that was cute.
I always thought that was cute.
Apparently "ODAAT" is taken in every state that offers vanity plates.
We have a dentist here in town his plate reads "I FX DK"
suckersrus
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I am amazed at the number if plates I see on the road that make absolutely no sense to anyone except to the owners who obviously have more money than good sense.
A fellow pulled into a parking lot just ahead of me. His plate read, "snobdr". A young fellow hopped out of the car and held the door to the store open for me.
" I have to ask" I said, "What is a snob doctor?". Thinking he just might be a Hollywood plastic surgeon.
Apparently, I was not the first person to ask because he growled his answer, "SNOW BOARDER, SNOW BOARDER!"
A fellow pulled into a parking lot just ahead of me. His plate read, "snobdr". A young fellow hopped out of the car and held the door to the store open for me.
" I have to ask" I said, "What is a snob doctor?". Thinking he just might be a Hollywood plastic surgeon.
Apparently, I was not the first person to ask because he growled his answer, "SNOW BOARDER, SNOW BOARDER!"
The plate on the back of my GT Mustang says CBISKIT. Both very fast ponies.
Ogandydancer
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The only one I ever had was years ago and it was my Ham radio call sign but, like someone else has already mentioned I didn't want to stick out but just blend as much as possible.
We have a lot in my area that also, as someone else has already mentioned makes absolutely no sense except probably to their owners.
We have a lot in my area that also, as someone else has already mentioned makes absolutely no sense except probably to their owners.
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Bkreutz
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Mine is BKREUTZ
it's my last name minus a few letters (they only allow 8) I made it something I could remember and I've had it since 1985.
it's my last name minus a few letters (they only allow 8) I made it something I could remember and I've had it since 1985.
There are a lot of opinions on vanity, or personalized plates where some like em and some don't. I like mine and it took years for me to finally get my initials. Nothing special but I also get unique plates that cost extra. Mine come with an extra charge that helps support national parks. Sure they cost more but, when I think of the money I waste on some other things, this ain't bad.
TRIMEH 1
TRIED METH I time?TRICYCLE MECHANIC ?
LOL
.......Nope, read it backwards now.
labworm
US Veteran
Seinfeld episode:
Kramer ended up with a great plate, he went to pick up his new plate at the Registry and was given one that belonged to a proctologist.
Kramer ended up with a great plate, he went to pick up his new plate at the Registry and was given one that belonged to a proctologist.
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4barrel
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Florida Guy
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I've had this tag on my 2004 Corvette Z06 for years.
Pretty easy to understand.
Pretty easy to understand.
cowart
US Veteran
Years ago I saw a plate in Santa Fe with "MALPASO". Could have had something to do with Clint Eastwood's production company of that name, or maybe just a fan?
