Vanity Plates
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Vanity Plates
What are some thoughts? Friends tease that I should have gotten an M or AMG... they love my car almost as much as i do... but I would like to get something to tease...
LOL@AMG
LOL@MPWR
M WUT?
AMG WUT?
any thoughts?
LOL@AMG
LOL@MPWR
M WUT?
AMG WUT?
any thoughts?
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What about:
HAHAAMG
HAHABMW
MI55ILE
IBJAGGIN
EATSAMGS
HIS401K
BYBYOFCR
All the fun aside, both M cars and AMGs pack a lot of power. You don't want to run into S65s and be embarrassed. Even when packed with family those things will leave most Jaguars in the rear view at take-off.
HAHAAMG
HAHABMW
MI55ILE
IBJAGGIN
EATSAMGS
HIS401K
BYBYOFCR
All the fun aside, both M cars and AMGs pack a lot of power. You don't want to run into S65s and be embarrassed. Even when packed with family those things will leave most Jaguars in the rear view at take-off.
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the problem with anything that has "AMG" in it is that people might think that you pulled it off your last car. I used to have a s60R, so I got 60RRR plates which made sense on that, but not at all on my 2 subsequent Jags, and I cant be bothered paying $500 for new plates. Now I'm worried people will think I'm 60, or born in 1960. I saw a Holden (I think that they are Pontiacs there) a few days ago with SL63 on the plates. I was thinking "looks like you have hit hard times, bigfella...". So when I decide to get new plates it's going to be something relatively generic so I can change cars without having to change the plates. Something with "MEH" in it.
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the problem with anything that has "AMG" in it is that people might think that you pulled it off your last car. I used to have a s60R, so I got 60RRR plates which made sense on that, but not at all on my 2 subsequent Jags, and I cant be bothered paying $500 for new plates. Now I'm worried people will think I'm 60, or born in 1960. I saw a Holden (I think that they are Pontiacs there) a few days ago with SL63 on the plates. I was thinking "looks like you have hit hard times, bigfella...". So when I decide to get new plates it's going to be something relatively generic so I can change cars without having to change the plates. Something with "MEH" in it.
If it was $500 I wouldn't even consider it but where i live its 20 bucks.
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Same plate as I have. My reason for choosing it was to have something that goes with the car, like the "XK" and "R" emblems already on the back.
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I have had my initials plus a digit for years. In Illinois RWG 2, in California RWG 10 the zero is actually a capital O but most people think it is a zero and that makes the car a perfect 10!!
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Well.. my plate renewal just arrived and I clinch my teeth paying the extra fee for personalized. Since I spend my spare time shooting (I am in Texas) mine is GN4HIR
To me, the AMG related plates indicate you might have an adequacy issue.. I'd stay classy and ignore the AMG guys.
To me, the AMG related plates indicate you might have an adequacy issue.. I'd stay classy and ignore the AMG guys.
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I like NICEKITY or BADKITY. If you’re young and buff, try STUDMFN. On the other hand, if you’re an old fart like me, go with BRANMFN or GEZRDOM. And, if you’re retired, I like DUNWRKN. But my real favorite is simply GFY. They'll think it stands for "Good For You!" ... but we all know what it REALLY stands for!
