Cool vanity plates?

[GSequoia]

Along the same lines. It didn't pass the test at the DMV.

NE1469

I dunno man, my standards are a bit higher than "NE1"

[FORDification]

http://www.coolpl8z.com/top-100-best-va ... -ideas.php

http://www-chaos.umd.edu/misc/

[1982 flareside]

BR549

[brandon.k]

Just had to share. This is the tag I had on my 88 Mustang GT a long time ago.

[HayHauler]

Just had to share. This is the tag I had on my 88 Mustang GT a long time ago.
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That is awesome! Very original.

[rjewkes]

Funny thing is Missouri just changed tags in 2008/2009 and some of the generic ones are pretty funny like one i saw was 1CU P46 Imagine the one an I. A Friend had a 77 Buick Regal and his was F77 77F 77 was on it twice just ignore the F's.

But if you come up with it on a vanity and it's not on a generic tag, especialy if it is funny the nix it.

[basketcase0302]

I was blessed to have ran this one in Florida for over 18 years. Sadly enough, I surrendered it a few weeks ago in favor of my TN antique plates. I do still have two of them for display, and one more is proudly displayed on the wall of a sports bar in Naples, Florida:


Here's another cool site for "vanity" plates!
http://pages.prodigy.net/pizzabagel/VanityPlates.htm

[19agin]

I just inquired at the dmv about the vintage plates. Apparently it's similar to tag it as a historic vehicle. You can use the old tags, but you are limited on mileage and have to send in a log every year explaining the miles you have put on. I would love to have the old plates, but I drive mine everyday, so 1000 miles a year wouldn't work out. Everyone has some great ideas, though!

[Calfdemon]

These arent suggestions for you since they dont really apply to what you want, but just putting some pics up to share what I am running and will be running...

Currently on the truck :


What will be on the truck (had it made) once my other bumper is on (and when new registration sticker comes):


The blue and yellow is metal and is an exact replica, so no one will know the difference and it reads the same.

[ezernut9mm]

I just inquired at the dmv about the vintage plates. Apparently it's similar to tag it as a historic vehicle. You can use the old tags, but you are limited on mileage and have to send in a log every year explaining the miles you have put on. I would love to have the old plates, but I drive mine everyday, so 1000 miles a year wouldn't work out. Everyone has some great ideas, though!

you don't have to send in anything. you are supposed to log miles but no one does. i am running a "yom" year of manufacture tag on my 61 and i ran one on my 68. there are mileage and useage requirements, you don't have to send anything to the state. i never ran or run a log, but i don't really drive mine everyday either. i still say you can get away with it if you don't over do it.

http://dor.mo.gov/motorv/historic.php