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I've never wanted a vanity plate in my life, and I seriously have said it about 4 times in this thread.
I'm sort of toying with this. Not sure it should balance on the plate X152, or spaced apart, or all together (most likely), and whether to align into under the C at the start or A at the end, or flush to left or right... decisions decisions.....
If it were possible and the plate name is available through your local DMV office, would it be wrong to get the vanity plate Hellcat? After roll the name is very appropriate for the Jaguar car.
If it were possible and the plate name is available through your local DMV office, would it be wrong to get the vanity plate Hellcat? After roll the name is very appropriate for the Jaguar car.
If it were possible and the plate name is available through your local DMV office, would it be wrong to get the vanity plate Hellcat? After roll the name is very appropriate for the Jaguar car.
If "Hellcat" is available in your state (NJ), I think that would be a great statement. :-)
I once read where the People's Republic of California sued a driver because he refused to return his standard issued license plate as requested, it read, UPURZ2. Someone thought it too politically incorrect.
The best one I've heard of was recalled by California after only 6 months and a few complaints.
The best one I've heard of was recalled by California after only 6 months and a few complaints.
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Man, I am really out of it. Had to look that one up. There are so many other, far better expressions for that activity, I don't see the point of inventing that one. (I do, however, see the possible connection with our cars) lol
Nice, I am thinking I need to order some of those black plates for my new white F Type. I didn't think about it until after the dealer put in the order for normal black on white plates.