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What did you name your 996?

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I've had mine for 2 months and am still waiting for the moment of "inspiration." So thought I would do a fun survey of what you name yours.

POST 2Original post

6 SQRLS is the vanity plate I just ordered. So of course I refer to it as Six Squirrels. � track all of our expenses in Quickbooks so I already have a category 6SQRLS there that tracks my 996 expenditures. My 993 coupe was "EAT BMW" and Mary Ann's car is "26MILE".

POST 3Original post

996 aero is my plate. yes i have red 996 with aero package.

POST 4Original post

Well it's better than "Meno-Porsche" which is what my just ex-wife called it...

POST 5Original post

My old Blue 928 was named Maxxine, which I named my team after (Bluemaxx Racing). My 996 is named Henrietta after my grandfather who gave me my first ride in his little white 914 when I was 10 yrs old. My wife's Roush Mustang came with the license plate H54VY, so of course it was named HEAVY. Finally, our Toyota Sequoia is named Tonto because of the indian designation.

POST 7Original post

Freckles..... after a nice drive the front of my car is usually specked with bugs. =)

POST 9Original post

Easter Egg.... Yellow 996.. need I say more ? Actually considered "PAAS" for a vanity plate... I am a sad, sick , twisted monkey... ;^)

POST 11Original post

Vorland - inspired by Babylon 5 alien race called Vorlons. Sad I know - but I like it.

POST 13Original post

Websters dictionary defines Nacelle... I think I drive an extremely steamlined enclosure Main Entry: na�celle Pronunciation: n&-'sel Function: noun Etymology: French, literally, small boat, from Late Latin navicella, diminutive of Latin navis ship -- more at NAVE : a streamlined enclosure (as for an engine) on an aircraft Eric

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