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In California, my British Racing Green convertible F-Type had the state's standard white plate with blue alphanumerics; I thought it'd look better (and it does) with the vanity style: deep yellow figures on a black background. But I didn't want a "vanity" message or moniker so I opted for a random result even though it cost the same.
Luckily, and easily memorable, it arrived bearing the initials of the car's birthplace sandwiching the month/day numerals of my son's birthday (X's here), +1: GXXXB1
The Acura designation for their Gen-2 NSX is NC1. That was already taken so I threw a “J” followed by a space and then “NC1”. It so happens that is the Acura designation for the bespoke engine.
Wait a minute. This is the NSX Prime forum, isn't it?
Geeking out I know but I’ve always been a Star Trek fan. This is a take on that. My Jag has a UFP Hull designation!
You’re lucky you didn’t get the full NCC1701. I was just reading an article about a woman who used to have that as a vanity plate. Years after cancelling it, she continues to get speed camera tickets for people who have decorative plates with that, i.e. not real license plates.
You’re lucky you didn’t get the full NCC1701. I was just reading an article about a woman who used to have that as a vanity plate. Years after cancelling it, she continues to get speed camera tickets for people who have decorative plates with that, i.e. not real license plates.
Wow - never considered that and I did try to get that plate!
