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i'm thinking of getting a vanity plate, but i'm having problems deciding.
PRSCHE1 is available. so is FROODY (i'm a big nerd).
PCAR996 seems a bit too self referential, but it might do.
any other ideas?
I been toying with the idea too and finally decided on:
OH KIDZ
Remember the movie. "Vacation" w/ Chevy Chase? There was a scene where Clark (Chevy Chase) and his family were in their 'family-truckster', parked in a fast food drive-in (like A&W). A waitress on shoe skates was bringing their ordered food on a large platter. Prior to the waitress placing the platter of food on the 'half-rolled’ up door glass, Chevy (Clark), while rubbing his hands together said, "OH KIDS!!". Preciously when he finished that one-liner, the waitress placed the platter on the glass and it shattered with everything falling!
That 'one-liner' stuck with my family - brothers, sisters, and even mom & dad. Matter of fact, it carried on to all of my kids. Now, my
1st granddaughter is saying it.
EVERYTHING that looks appealing gets the 'OH KIDS" approval.......
This is from the Corvette Forum I used to hang out on
but is still a very comprehensive list of all kinds of plate ideas. Well over 6000 of them...
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/show...nalized+plates
I'm off the thinking that I prefer the plates to be personal rather than about the car. Personally, I can't stand the ones they say exactly is on the trunk lid.
Mine are personal and say something about me (or relating to me).
Thought of "NO KIDS" since our daughter is launched . . .
Also, if your state needs front plates, thought RVO VOM would be kind of neat . . .
(I saw R3VO 3VOM on a euro plate on the wall in a dentist's office last week)
+1 with Dell, I prefer the personal plates that says a little something about the nut behind the wheel.
I'm a huge art fan, so my plate expresses that: MODART. We've got a porsche owner in town, a 964 I think, that has an awesome plate : HUBRIS. lol
I think most people on the road see the car and probably know its a 911, so be creative.
Funny, I went AWAY from the personal plate info, as I only get one for the fun car. Mine helps reduce the number of times I HAVE to hear asked.."So..what year is it?" ""Is that a 911?" "Is that a 997?" "2 wheel or 4 wheel drive?"
i like HUBRIS, but that seems to be asking for a drubbing from the gods, or at least a gadfly to sting my steed.
i also thought of NEVITBL. again, being a big nerd, i liked the line from the matrix: "that, mr. anderson, is the sound of inevitability."
They let you put that sort of thing on a plate where you live????
They'd never let you put *****R on a plate here in California
Only kidding Dell - and sharing my Anglo Saxon humor with the unwashed masses
Muhahaha! I did.
I'm impressed you knew what it was. I was making those puppies when there were less than a few dozen of us in the world doing so.... now everybody and their dog can make them.
I have my CA DENDRMR plate hanging on my office wall at work.
Worse plate I ever saw was on a Jag - "POORME"
Best plate was on a Porsche Turbo - "Tah Tah"
And I just have the state issued Pennsylvania plate. I've been considering a vanity plate only because I can never remember my plates and every time I drop a car for service using the night drop I end up in a dark parking lot trying to scribble the plate number on the envelope. It's an age thing I am sure, can't remember and can't see.....
I watched the video.
EDIT: I have retracted the rest of my initial statement. I stand by it, but I'm not trying to **** you off...
Let's just say that I don't think the vanity plates are the reason your buddy is in such a horrible predicament. I'm going to go hug my kid.
It's guys that have plates like HUBRIS that give people one more rock to throw at porsche owners.
We have in our area (an older guy, lets say 60+) who wears gold chains on his neck and wrists and drives a viper with vanity plates that say RU HOT and he trolls all the local bars/pick-up joints. He'll pull up next to you and rev the engine and burn rubber away from the light like a 16 year old kid. My wife and I laugh every time we see him.
I love vanity plates. Especially ones that are on the cryptic side. My current plate is N2B8 U. Past plate: IXLR8. Was behind this one the other day: NTNYLYN. My favorite vanity plate for a P-car is ENZOWHO.
I've seen a turbo in Boulder with that plate. My friend has MIDLIFE on his NSX. It seems every other car in CA has a vanity plate...it is fun to try and decipher them. I know a site favorite in the past has been GOTMILF (I think they even had it backwards FLIMTOG)
I didn't see your comment but like I said there's his story and what the media said happened. The media has said he confessed to racing which of course is far from being correct. The truth of the matter is he should have never stopped or never should have left the scene once he stopped, that, I believe, will be the extent of his charges once it's all said and done.
Those crazy tags promote speed by those behind you sort of like the big grapefruit shooter exhausts on imports. When folks see large exhausts and "speed racer" plates they want to do fly by's when you're just minding your own business to get a race started. My point is to try not to get tags that **** people off in jealousy and/or that state you're fast. As far as my friend goes, I beleive if his tag read "1cleanlex" the Evo or Sti wouldn't have done the flyby and cut my friend off.
ahhhh...I hope that everyone on this board would stop if they see a car wrap itself around a tree right in front of you, no matter what the guy did to you.
If you guys stop, don't leave. I've stopped for several people a few times, a couple of the folks were ok so I left. I definitely wont do that in this car since they both could blame it on me and have my face on the TV looking like an "evil accident causer".
I just got mine 2 days ago.
I'm a ski patroller and have the logo on my Audi's plate also. I know lots of police who are ski patrollers and the police show up at the mountain a lot, so I figure it can't hurt having it.
But this was the first time that I've gotten a personalized plate.
As you can tell, I'm mogul skier.
Sorry Cory,
I enjoy decoding these and I shouldn't have assumed that everyone else enjoyed it too. So, here's the answer key with my sincere apologies:
N2B8 U- "intubate you" I'm an anesthesiologist so I do this for a living.
IXLR8- "I accelerate" Saw that on a picture of a Lotus in Road & Track when I was a kid and I thought it was cool.(Pulled over for speeding TWICE in Mass. with this plate on my '75 Vette and was let off with a warning BOTH times! Yeah, I'm a lucky SOB)
NTNYLYN- "Nittany Lion" A clever Penn State fan.
Hi, I met you during a DE at No Problem Raceway last year and it just so happens the Mardi Gras region is having a one day DE this Sunday that I plan on attending. I hope to see you there.
Have a great day.
Lee
One mil bail , no way i'm sorry that guy died feel bad for his family and especially if he has children. however the guy that got caught didnot force the other guy to race. the living guy should be sighted for careless and reckless driving (endangering the public) while speeding and road racing. I have a speed related plate and you can guess what it is. People pass me all the time with the and I know there'ye sometimes trying to bait me but I'm in control of whether I choose to accelerate or not. nuff said..
I have had quite a few vanity tags over the decades. Some were restatements of what was above (356SC, 73 911T, TARGA, RS AMRCA, 97-993, 996GT, or other stuff like WWHOOSH ('89 951).
The current tag on my car is IMM IVM. ...
hint: Roman numerals,
second hint: look below at what I drive.
My wife's car has READ 2US on a Florida Educator tag (She teaches 1st Grade).
WENRMAN didn't make it through the censors.
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