Lamest personalized license plates

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Originally Posted by riser4

Personalized plates scream attention whore.

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In contrast to posting here an average of 6 times a day for the last 12 years?

Maybe some people are lonely. Who cares. The plates on my car cost $1700 the first year. Not a flex, just a math thing.
If for an extra $50 they could say what I want why not?

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Originally Posted by jummo

I said this before, this thread has it wrong. That plate is clever, it takes a minute, then it suits the car.
Why the hate for using your license plate to say something.
Here in Colorado, if you buy a new car, there's a pretty good chance its most expensive accessory will be the license plates. Why not have fun with it?
Trying to interpret plates is interesting and helps the commute pass by.
Some are stupid, some are clever, but I don't get the hate.
I believe this is where you kids say, peace out.

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This one is terrible
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Originally Posted by jummo

In contrast to posting here an average of 6 times a day for the last 12 years?

Maybe some people are lonely. Who cares. The plates on my car cost $1700 the first year. Not a flex, just a math thing.
If for an extra $50 they could say what I want why not?

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What do your vanity plates say?


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Simpsons reference

Wagonero is pretty good.

12 yards long, 2 lanes wide
65 tons of American Pride!

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Originally Posted by MagnificentUnicorn

What do your vanity plates say?


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My initials and then the car model. Shown here after climbing out of Death Valley en route to Mammoth.

if your vanity tag requires explainin', it's probably lame... just sayin'.





fact.

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Originally Posted by m2711c

if your vanity tag requires explainin', it's probably lame... just sayin'.





fact.

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I don't think my plate requires explanation, at least to people who are interested in cars, but you can't post a picture without adding some words.
Also fact.
Either way, not feeling particularly lame about the whole thing.

Plates aside, that's a fun car. The 50th roundel works with the paint and M3 badge.

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Originally Posted by Ted Striker

Plates aside, that's a fun car. The 50th roundel works with the paint and M3 badge.

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Thank you, it has an amazing range of capabilities. And as a hybrid it can burn both gasoline and rubber.

The irony of BMW Star tires: they cost more, and you're gonna replace them more often!

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Originally Posted by Ted Striker

The irony of BMW Star tires: they cost more, and you're gonna replace them more often!

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Yes, true that. It's looking like the summer tires are going to last 16,000 miles, maybe a little more.
It depends on how much exercise you give them.
I don't really know there are many appropriate tires would hold up much better on this car. But I didn't buy it for tire wear or insurance premiums.
It has other attributes that are quite appealing.
Let's get back to ripping on personal license plates.
Nothing more to see here.

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Originally Posted by riser4

No way that one got past the censor for real.

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How about this one?

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Another courtesy of the spy algo.

So I kinda remember when the AG1NA veteran plate went viral that people thought it might have been real, but this one can't be.

A couple from this week

KEEEPR

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SD 4 ME. So original!

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Originally Posted by jummo

My initials and then the car model. Shown here after climbing out of Death Valley en route to Mammoth.

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So. That's actually sorta cool. Many people won't even immediately recognize it as a vanity plate. It is stealth. It has personal meaning. It's not some head scratcher or total tool plate.

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Originally Posted by riser4

So. That's actually sorta cool. Many people won't even immediately recognize it as a vanity plate. It is stealth. It has personal meaning. It's not some head scratcher or total tool plate.

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Thank you. As a non Dentist, to use the vernacular, the M3 was a dream purchase for me. So, it seemed alright to have plates that make it mine. Just not in the front.

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Originally Posted by jummo

My initials and then the car model. Shown here after climbing out of Death Valley en route to Mammoth.

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That's a bad ass ride.

Alright, which Maggot is in the Chick Fil A drive through in ATL?

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A two-fer of cars I didn't know whether to post here or in V.I.S.I.T.

Walking down the street, I came on this 1986 Silver Spur. There was a for sale sign on the back, they're asking $37k. I should take it for a test drive -- obviously I'd only be interested if the plates come with the car.

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Then the next block down I spotted this classic, must be the daily driver.

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Not lame at all. That buick is a beaut. That trunk would almost fit a 4x8 sheet of plywood!

Both of them looked really good. Hard to believe they're street parked all the time.

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FLA plate BOB SLD
One of the B’s might be an eight but IOS+App won’t let me type numbers