Personal plates
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Re: Personal plates
bruce wrote:If you don't love your car;
5HT-8OX
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My favourite plate as seen years ago on a first gen RX7
I8AV84T
I8AV84T
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My old favourites...from back in the 80's a late 70's Escort Rallye Pack I use to see around often with the custom plate ARFAV8.
And around the same period a local woman who owned a Porsche 911 Turbo with the flares and whale tail with the plate NEI-469 ...
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And around the same period a local woman who owned a Porsche 911 Turbo with the flares and whale tail with the plate NEI-469 ...
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Re: Personal plates
Posted on MT.net today:
- love it!
(would have NO clue what it was without the plate surround though).
- love it!
(would have NO clue what it was without the plate surround though).
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If it takes more than a few seconds to figure it out, forget it.
If it takes more than a few seconds to figure it out, forget it.
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Re: Personal plates
bruce wrote:?
If it takes more than a few seconds to figure it out, forget it.
Instant gratification much?
Some of those that meet this test are fun, but nothing beats the challenge of seeing what is an obvious personalised plate, and trying to decypher it
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I'm struggling more with the concept of Bruce actually understanding the original significance than the plate's "obvious" clues ... ... that said, I recognised the clues but could not for the life of me bring to memory the name of it's origin. Getting old, would have been instant years ago - gave up and had to Google
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greenMachine wrote:bruce wrote:?
If it takes more than a few seconds to figure it out, forget it.
Instant gratification much?
Licence plates are usually only glimpsed for a few seconds so need to get the message across reasonably quickly (else why get one).
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Re: Personal plates
Why doesn't everybody just do the cryptic crossword and not tell anybody? Nobody cares that much. At least the crossword doesn't need to be washed and stuff.
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bruce wrote:greenMachine wrote:bruce wrote:?
If it takes more than a few seconds to figure it out, forget it.
Instant gratification much?
Licence plates are usually only glimpsed for a few seconds so need to get the message across reasonably quickly (else why get one).
No way, not 'usually' at least.
What are you doing Bruce when you are stopped at the traffic lights, crawling along in traffic, cruising along the freeway in traffic? I know that, amongst other things, I look at the number plates. And they are in my field of vision for much longer than a few seconds.
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Re: Personal plates
bruce wrote:I still can't figure it out. Hint please.
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Nevyn72 wrote:bruce wrote:I still can't figure it out. Hint please.
Where is that damn 'like' button?!
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