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Personalized Plates
#11
Lol that plate on the Fiesta would be hard to memorize quickly
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#12
Hey, someone else on the board with a Fiesta ST!

In California, a standard plate follows the vehicle with the sale. But, a personalized plate can go with the owner, and titled to another car if done within 90 days. I'm a huge HB Halicki fan, and have had the plate GONIN6O for many years. It's graced the back bumper of no less than six Mustangs.

Since I currently own a Fiesta, albeit the "cool version", I have to put GONIN6O on it to keep the plate. I have to explain regularly to people what it means, since it's not attached to a Mustang, which would naturally answer the question.
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#13
I drove around Ohio for a few years with this one on my Corvair. I was surprised that Ohio allowed it. I still have the car and plates, but I haven't put the car back on the road since moving to CA three years ago.

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#14
That's a great plate on your Corvair.

Around here, instead of vanity plates, folks install dark tinted plastic covers over their plates so they can't be read at a glance (or by the freeway toll cameras). They also install black-out tinting on all their windows, so nobody can peer in and see who's in the car. It's hard to imagine this stuff isn't illegal, but it's not here.
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#15
All this talk has made me wonder what happened to our esteemed member, Damfino who gave us the [url=http://cb1100forum.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=2481]Let’s See Your CB Out On The Road thread.
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#16
He hasn't been around for at least 3 years I think
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#17
I know. I always liked his username.
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#18
This was on my car, and nobody could figure out what it meant, which really confused me because of what the car was. Can you figure it out?
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#19
Randy, something to do with an Oldsmobile 442?

BTW, why should I spend extra money for personalized license plates when my CB1100 looks awesome without them?
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#20
(07-11-2019, 08:05 AM)suhawk305_imp Wrote: Randy, something to do with an Oldsmobile 442?

BTW, why should I spend extra money for personalized license plates when my CB1100 looks awesome without them?

More specifically, a 1970 Olds 442?

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