Cool plates, dude
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Cool plates, dude
Well, I hadn't thought to post this but this past week I asked about one idea for my Cad's new plates... vanity plates to replace the old impounded ones. I found using the phrase
88devil might not be allowed, because, like Satan it would be upsetting to fanatic religious zealots I imagine, even though I am raised Christian.
Anyway, For my 89 Formy I want to go with just, plain simple to the point FORMULA on my plate...anyone here using that in Minnesota??? I'm serious here.
Also, because I LOVE the PS2 game Grand Theft Auto, I'd also love to use GTA RULZ if they would possibly allow that. the stats on vanity/personalized plates are 12 weeks to process and a fee of $107 currently. They say in the meantime I need to refurnish my impounded ones even though my Cad is parked and the Bird is being driven. tough call. I need the plates.
Anyway, For my Cad, decided 88CADDY would be the second choice and 1NICE88 as another. For my bird TPI 350 would be one. It's a bit of a challenge, just wondering if for my Deville I changed the I to a 1 so it read '88DEV1L' instead.
Anyone want to share some ideas they have tried or plates they are using now. I think unless you renew it after a time, it can be claimed by someone else. You also have the option to move to another vehicle, so in some cases...make it the same year and model hehe
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88devil might not be allowed, because, like Satan it would be upsetting to fanatic religious zealots I imagine, even though I am raised Christian.
Anyway, For my 89 Formy I want to go with just, plain simple to the point FORMULA on my plate...anyone here using that in Minnesota??? I'm serious here.
Also, because I LOVE the PS2 game Grand Theft Auto, I'd also love to use GTA RULZ if they would possibly allow that. the stats on vanity/personalized plates are 12 weeks to process and a fee of $107 currently. They say in the meantime I need to refurnish my impounded ones even though my Cad is parked and the Bird is being driven. tough call. I need the plates.
Anyway, For my Cad, decided 88CADDY would be the second choice and 1NICE88 as another. For my bird TPI 350 would be one. It's a bit of a challenge, just wondering if for my Deville I changed the I to a 1 so it read '88DEV1L' instead.
Anyone want to share some ideas they have tried or plates they are using now. I think unless you renew it after a time, it can be claimed by someone else. You also have the option to move to another vehicle, so in some cases...make it the same year and model hehe
Bill
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Maybe 89FORMY then, although, wish you could play with the full word. It's crazy to think what you could do if you had 8 spaces to utilize. Shame Formula is used already...dammit
Anyway, keep the ideas coming, I'd planned to get plates like this off and on for a few years, but hadn't devoted the cash.
Bill
Anyway, keep the ideas coming, I'd planned to get plates like this off and on for a few years, but hadn't devoted the cash.
Bill
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Car: '88 GTA,'85 z28
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Transmission: 700 r4
Axle/Gears: sleepy 3.23, hello 3.73
I see one on the way to work every so often - T/AS FLY. Of course the "/" part is a sticker making it slightly illiegal.
Brave soul I guess.
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I've never seen a self modified plate like that, I imagine it's blank under the sticker then
hehe
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I have ideas for both of mine (Cad and Pontiac) and another choice for my Midwestern 'Bird is SNOBIRD. Likely that one has been used too though
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