Ah, glad they taught us Roman Numerals in school!
I really like "PROJEK - It has never ceased being so", and I'm betting there are many others who can definitely relate (and wish they'd thought of it for their never-ending stories) 😎
When I bought my '70 Cougar Eliminator I wanted to put vintage plates on it ~ ideally something with "428" on them since my car has a 428CJ. I contacted a guy in my State that specializes in vintage plates and he sent me pics of an "NOS" set that he had. They had never been used and were still in the DMV envelope. Yep, those were the ones!
They are so perfect that when I went to the DMV to register them the little old lady behind the counter read them and said "MEW... oh these would be great for a cat lover!"
Why yes, yes they are 🙂
My boss once bought a very ratty '72 Firebird from an estate sale; its California vanity plate read "DATE ME". Yeah, I bet that tactic was successful...
I'm amazed that they let it through the first time, let along the second. That makes for a pretty good backstory, for sure! 😊
@jsmarsh have a look at this tutorial: https://community.hagerty.com/t5/community-help-and-guidelines/community-help-how-to-attach-a-photo-...
Thanks Sajeev. I downloaded the photo above in another post. It's taking me a while to get comfortable with the software. But just because I'm a braggart, I'll leave another one here.
I love it, thank you for sharing that photo. I know the software isn't the easiest thing in the world, but that C6 plate was worth the effort!
For a few years I lived near Carlisle, Pa where the annual "Corvettes at Carlisle" event occurs. Being an amateur photographer I was suddenly aware and overtaken by the volume and imagination of an apparent majority of the thousands of Corvettes I saw there that had vanity plates. I will forever be in awe of the Vette drivers that concocted an unbelievable variety of phrases in 8 letters or less. I have a great collection of photos of those plates but I couldn't seem to upload one as an example.
** Thanks Sajeev for showing me how to upload an image. Here it is:
Do you suppose it belongs to a Count (who can't be seen in a mirror) and says "Velcome to my home" ven you come to wisit him?
There are definitely other interpretations. Including my own. You can count on it.
Terrrrrible spelling, but clever!
Funny - I've never been in law enforcement and for about 50 years, I rode motorcycles, and yet I too jumped to the same meaning as I suspect you did @Captain823. 🙄
Hey, but as one dirty old man to possibly another, please let me thank you for your decades of cop service. Definitely a tough job, and we too often don't show enough appreciation for those that choose it and stick with it (IMHO).