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YOUR RESEARCHWhat would your vanity license plate say? - 986 Forum - The Community for Porsche Boxster & Cayman Owners
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I just checked: "BAD FAD" is still available in California.
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I never thought of getting my age because it would change every year.
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If I had the money (I'm still paying the car off!) I'd get a license plate that read "MYPRSH" or "BOXSTR" just to spite everyone that ever gave me crap about my old car (1995 Acura Integra - needed LOTS of work done to it) - and believe me when I say that I got hassled by EVERYONE about my car. What would your vanity plate say?
:chicken:
I have a 100% completely original one that I'm planning on using...
But I can't tell you what it is :P
ESPECIALLY if you live in FL.
On my 74 Vette... I was considering getting : VETDRMZ
But just didn't feel right about it
I'd get one that says "GRRLPWR" just to cement everyone's image of the Boxster. Haw haw haw.
Or maybe "HRDRESR"... "LV2SHOP"..."LUVBOYS" har dee har har.
(I'm sick, flying high on dayquil and excedrin, excuse me)
I considered "Im18!!!" or "Boxgasm". I went to call the DMV and they wanted $65 per plate with a $55 fee per year(something around that ballpark). That was the killing point for me.
Dang! 65 a plate? Cali must be rollin in the dough with that highway robbery. I got 2 plates for $35 and I dont know about the fee per year thing. All that for an extra letter, we only get 6, but the 7th doesnt seem worth it anymore, lol.
Yeah it could come off like that but,but everyone assumes we are pricks for driving a Porsche already. It was my 18th bday present to myself and I'm proud of that.
I guess, but again, an old Boxster isn't any more expensive than a 350Z, and I would think that a guy driving one of those with an "IM18" plate would also be seen as a jerk, without the Porsche shield. Humility is its own reward, yo.
I never thought of getting my age because it would change every year. Maybe if I got "88 child" or something I could keep it for a while. Last opinion on vanity plate idea "True G" hahahaha
From my biker days I always wanted DILLIGAF, but it's too long.
I just found out a few weeks ago that I'm getting divorced. So in a month or so, it might just read: WAS HIS......
I always thought it would be an interesting conversation plate...
LOTOWNR
or
1LOTTO
Not that I have... but it would be nice!
You could go the other way
HATE2WRK
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I just checked: "BAD FAD" is still available in California. My Boxster S was a wedding gift from my sister and brother-in-law. My license plate reads: "WDINGIFT"
