WHATS ON YOUR PLATE? (nt)

[adawil2002]

VERN 73 on Vern

 

ATHENA on Athena

 

MPRESV on the M3, had that plate in 3 states PA,CT & ME

 

X3 is EQUAL used to be XPRESV in CT

Edited November 27, 2013 by adawil2002

[OriginalOwner]

same plate as installed in NOV 1974 ..... I'm guessing the attachment screws might be corroded/locked by this time ......

 

 

Cheers,

 

Carl

[morfiya]

not yet received but  2dub02

[2002Targa]

This one is on the garage wall, it's twin is on my other car in Oregon.

[willys]

AUTO

 

yup - that's it

 

Jeff

[jdeitch]

[Nesset127]

My current plate for #5

Where did you get that awesome license plate frame!

[02Les]

Foe event purposes only........honest.

[pkchopp]

Where did you get that awesome license plate frame!

Had it made, Most trophy shops make custom engraved frames.

[thehackmechanic]

The only plate for a tii...

[Nesset127]

Had it made, Most trophy shops make custom engraved frames.

Awesome frame man. It would be perfect for my 76' lol. Great idea. I would love to have one.

[1972_Targa]

I created that line back when I was selling shirts out of my Houston apartment (via small-space ads in the back of the Roundel) in the early 1980s. Here's a pic with my (soon-to-be) wife and I packing the truck and the 2002 and heading to Boston in 1985. I probably sold only about 150 shirts in a three year period. Classic stuff that lives on... 

[Beaner7102]

When I got my 1602 I was trying to put the first number plate it was registered with. As in Victoria, Australia you can roughly pick the year/month of car by the number plate letter/number sequence. But the car was first registered in Western Australia and they have different number sequence. So I asked the guy if BMI-602 was available, so for an extra $50 I had that plate for a few years. Before I went to cheaper club plates. I even got to keep that plate number, if I ever want full rego again.

Beaner7102

[Stuart]

Many years back my 76 was 'Lowbeam"

[cosm3os]

I created that line back when I was selling shirts out of my Houston apartment (via small-space ads in the back of the Roundel) in the early 1980s. Here's a pic with my (soon-to-be) wife and I packing the truck and the 2002 and heading to Boston in 1985. I probably sold only about 150 shirts in a three year period. Classic stuff that lives on... 

 

Give blipshift a call and get that in print again!