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12-20-2013, 10:06 PM
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Some nice alternatives you guys mentioned before. Unfortunately in Europe the options are limited..
Here in Belgium a vanity plate requires a "9-ABC-123" or a "9-123-ABC" structure. So it should start with a "9-…-…"
I have ordered the combination : "9-000-RPM" .
Unfortunately there is one rule, no three zero's are allowed. :-(
So now I'm considering "9-GTT-333" or "9-111-GTT" .
Feel free to help if you find an alternative for this puzzle. ;-)
Here in Belgium a vanity plate requires a "9-ABC-123" or a "9-123-ABC" structure. So it should start with a "9-…-…"
I have ordered the combination : "9-000-RPM" .
Unfortunately there is one rule, no three zero's are allowed. :-(
So now I'm considering "9-GTT-333" or "9-111-GTT" .
Feel free to help if you find an alternative for this puzzle. ;-)
12-20-2013, 10:25 PM
#48
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Some nice alternatives you guys mentioned before. Unfortunately in Europe the options are limited..
Here in Belgium a vanity plate requires a "9-ABC-123" or a "9-123-ABC" structure. So it should start with a "9-…-…"
I have ordered the combination : "9-000-RPM" .
Unfortunately there is one rule, no three zero's are allowed. :-(
So now I'm considering "9-GTT-333" or "9-111-GTT" .
Feel free to help if you find an alternative for this puzzle. ;-)
Here in Belgium a vanity plate requires a "9-ABC-123" or a "9-123-ABC" structure. So it should start with a "9-…-…"
I have ordered the combination : "9-000-RPM" .
Unfortunately there is one rule, no three zero's are allowed. :-(
So now I'm considering "9-GTT-333" or "9-111-GTT" .
Feel free to help if you find an alternative for this puzzle. ;-)
12-20-2013, 10:47 PM
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12-20-2013, 10:55 PM
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Bummer. Our vanity plates generally allow more leeway....should have paid more attention to your formatting issue and the fact you're in Belgium....
12-20-2013, 11:39 PM
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12-22-2013, 02:34 PM
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Ha.. Yep, I had that impression of this city before moving here, but there is actually a Whole neighborhood where the gay community tends to live so you actually don't perceive that as much as I thought I would. The gay community Was much much more prevalent and intertwined with daily life when I lived in atlanta.. Yet somehow just moving here elicits these jokes towards me from friends on a weekly basis... Outsiders perception I guess. All good, I accept and appreciate all types.
Mine was more a cultural comment, as a polyglot gearhead I'm especially aware of automotive misnomers.
Mine was more a cultural comment, as a polyglot gearhead I'm especially aware of automotive misnomers.
12-22-2013, 02:41 PM
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Ha.. Yep, I had that impression of this city before moving here, but there is actually a Whole neighborhood where the gay community tends to live so you actually don't perceive that as much as I thought I would. The gay community Was much much more prevalent and intertwined with daily life when I lived in atlanta.. Yet somehow just moving here elicits these jokes towards me from friends on a weekly basis... Outsiders perception I guess. All good, I accept and appreciate all types.
Mine was more a cultural comment, as a polyglot gearhead I'm especially aware of automotive misnomers.
Mine was more a cultural comment, as a polyglot gearhead I'm especially aware of automotive misnomers.
03-17-2014, 05:23 PM
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My present GT3s got their first track experience at the Nurburgring, so all carry Ring related plates.
I have the third plate (NRBRGRNG) which will go on the 991 RS…..
I have the third plate (NRBRGRNG) which will go on the 991 RS…..