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YOUR RESEARCHAnyone have/want a vanity plate?
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What's a STIG? You my friend need to watch Top Gear. It is a great British car show. Check out
http://www.topgear.com/uk/
Stig is the unknown racer in the white helmet.
Just watch the show KrazyK. It is really funny. And they test drive all kids of cars, high end: Pangani, Ferrari, Porsche, Bently usually in big smoking drifts around their track... to a little Fiat Panda. And I think I saw them blow up a Yogo one time "to put it out of it's misery."
Back to the vanity plate.
Trying to get "Option 1" for the 951 and "Option 2" for the 996. I think it would look funny parked next to eachother in the garage.
2LGT2QT
AKA the MC Hammer song, Too Legit To Quit. Got it before my Pcar, all my friends and I got them, KPNITRL Keeping It Real, CLDCHLN Cold Chillin, THGLIFE Thug Life, ICECOLD we got them all as jokes, get some good laughs from them
Yes, I had it 17 years. There are a few around. In the Watkins pic I was instructing my brother and we had the targets from a Mini campain on it to see who got the highest "bug" score. Had to clean the targets each run. He won with a couple lucky bullseyes.
I say let the car do the talking. As the saying goes, "act like you've been there before" ... nothing says THIS IS MY FIRST PORSCHE quite like a "clever" license plate. Vanity plates are everywhere here in CA, and grew tiresome a long time ago. But you kids have fun :-).
