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Learned about vehicle tags today
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Trevor Jessie
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Here in KY they have an online interface to allow you to check for to see if your desired plate is available. But this is all I found for FL:
https://www.hsmv.state.fl.us/specialtytags/pmlpfaq.html
https://www.hsmv.state.fl.us/specialtytags/pmlpfaq.html
tony barnhill
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In Alabama, "AUTOIST" is already taken...hehehehe
Trevor Jessie
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bugger
Trevor Jessie
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AH BUGI
JamesWilson
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[ QUOTE ]
Lets see.
Bugeye
Bug I
Bugaye
[/ QUOTE ]
What of: Frogeye, as the British call 'em?
Lets see.
Bugeye
Bug I
Bugaye
[/ QUOTE ]
What of: Frogeye, as the British call 'em?
sparkydave
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I briefly thought about historic plates, since the BMV here said it was eligible for them. Unfortunately the law says you can only drive to car shows, but I know some folks who define "car show" a little loosely. Collector plates were the next alternative, but somehow that requires the blessing of the folks in Columbus. Somehow a '77 Midget shows up in the list of historic vehicles, but not collector vehicles. So, for now I just have the no-frills standard plates on it. My ham radio plates on the other car are expensive enough!
Trevor Jessie
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But then everyone will ask why you always drive your wife's car.
Trevor Jessie
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I once saw a corvair with the tag "UNSAFE". It made me laugh outloud. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif
jsneddon
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<maggot mode>
Took dear old dad a little while to figure out why people were always checking him out when he was driving my step-sisters truck with "BLONDDIE" tags. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif
His long-suffering wife had to esplain why she spelled it with two "D"'s also... /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/rolleyes.gif
</maggot mode>
Took dear old dad a little while to figure out why people were always checking him out when he was driving my step-sisters truck with "BLONDDIE" tags. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif
His long-suffering wife had to esplain why she spelled it with two "D"'s also... /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/rolleyes.gif
</maggot mode>
AngliaGT
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I've heard of a Pinto with "KABOOM",& I had the plates
"11/10THS" on my SSC Fiesta (had to even explain it to some other racers.
Had "TYOTA" on my Toyota pickup,'cause that's what everyone would call it.
Also had "1979" on another Fiesta - the first letter was
an "I",back when CA DMV did it that way.
- Doug
"11/10THS" on my SSC Fiesta (had to even explain it to some other racers.
Had "TYOTA" on my Toyota pickup,'cause that's what everyone would call it.
Also had "1979" on another Fiesta - the first letter was
an "I",back when CA DMV did it that way.
- Doug