Ideas for new vanity license plate
05-31-2005, 10:28 AM
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Ideas for new vanity license plate
I'm about to register my car in a new state and therefore will be getting new plates. I'd like to have a vanity plate but am short on ideas that portray a 964 enthusiast.
The state has a web site that allows me to search to see if vanity plate already exists. I tried
No H20 <not available>
964 C4 <not allowed>
9SIX4 <available>
P 964 C4 <available>
Robs 964 <available>
Red 964 <available>
The best so far is 9SIX4. Can anyone think of any better ideas?
Thanks - Rob
Vanity plate requirements
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Minimum of two letters
Max of 6 characters (letters, numbers & symbols)
Symbols available Dash (-), Ampersand (&), Plus (+)
The state has a web site that allows me to search to see if vanity plate already exists. I tried
No H20 <not available>
964 C4 <not allowed>
9SIX4 <available>
P 964 C4 <available>
Robs 964 <available>
Red 964 <available>
The best so far is 9SIX4. Can anyone think of any better ideas?
Thanks - Rob
Vanity plate requirements
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Minimum of two letters
Max of 6 characters (letters, numbers & symbols)
Symbols available Dash (-), Ampersand (&), Plus (+)
05-31-2005, 03:44 PM
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Geoff,
Different process for each province but you can ask for a form where you get your car licensed. Here in NB it is dones through "Service New Brunwsick" branch of Provincial government. I downloaded the form from web site and submitted with cheque for $125 (on top of usual license fee). They called back saying my top pick was taken (no way to search to see if a plate was available) so I told them another choice. I suspect NS has a similar process but I've not got a custom plate in that province before.
If you're in NB, look me up!
Marc
Different process for each province but you can ask for a form where you get your car licensed. Here in NB it is dones through "Service New Brunwsick" branch of Provincial government. I downloaded the form from web site and submitted with cheque for $125 (on top of usual license fee). They called back saying my top pick was taken (no way to search to see if a plate was available) so I told them another choice. I suspect NS has a similar process but I've not got a custom plate in that province before.
If you're in NB, look me up!
Marc
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06-01-2005, 09:45 AM
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I thought about several ones before settling on mine... They don't include the 964 though...
BYEBYE
SAY BYBY
BYBY COP
SEEEYA
By the way... If you Google "vanity plates" you'll get a bunch of websites that specialize in recording tag numbers. Several of them were quoted as being seen on Porsches.
Though I must say... I like Kahdmus' suggestion the best so far!
BYEBYE
SAY BYBY
BYBY COP
SEEEYA
By the way... If you Google "vanity plates" you'll get a bunch of websites that specialize in recording tag numbers. Several of them were quoted as being seen on Porsches.
Though I must say... I like Kahdmus' suggestion the best so far!
06-01-2005, 09:55 AM
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Have a peek at: http://www.acme.com/licensemaker/ to see what you're plate will look like.
Marc
p.s "NV ME" ?
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