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I believe that you'll have to go to the dmv and get new plates for the bimmer.
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Got My New Plates for the Truck Today
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Alfa has a vintage plate, Accord has RPLO and TR6 has my original, since age 17, PXP. Has been on many different cars since 1950: 1940 Ford sedan, 1951 Ford sedan, 1952 Ford hardtop, 1951 MG TD, Renault 4CV, 1952 TD MK 11, 1956 TR3, 1957 Porsche, 1959 Twin-Cam MG, 1959 VW Beetle sunroof, 1962 Corvair, 1963 Mercedes 220 SEb, 1969 Datsun 510, 1973 VW Dasher, 1976 VW Rabbit (wrecked by my daughter) 1979? VW Rabbit (built in Westmoreland, Pa., a real piece of crap), 1979 Datsun 280ZX, 1984 Audi Quattro, 1991 Audi 20-valve Quattro, 2002 Honda V6 Accord (still have), 1971 TR6 (still have). Which one would I like to have back? Probably the 280ZX. And remember, up to the Mercedes, I only had one car.