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I like my 69 but, which I accidentally wound up being the high bidder by accident, but like the 71's a lot. The seller removed the Reserve and I hadn't noticed. It has needed way more work than I anticipated but I guess I'm in for the long haul. it wasn't that I paid to much, it's what i keep putting into it that hurts.
I don't have a picture of my Nevada plate, but it "TAYFO"= This Ain't Your Fathers Oldsmobile. Also have that on my car cover for my 65 Cutlass post.
Probably 25 years or so ago I remember seeing a red pickup with an Illinois plate on it that said 21 PLYR with the same Nevada plate in the rear window.
I bought this from an eBay site that deals with PA plates, the sticker is also from a different eBay vendor. I am going to restore and put on the front of my car.
Driving home from a golf game this past Saturday, a female passed me and pulled in front of me. I had to capture her license plate. Now, that's some crazy darn right funny $HIT right there,
I bought this from an eBay site that deals with PA plates, the sticker is also from a different eBay vendor. I am going to restore and put on the front of my car.
In PA you can use that as the actual plate on your car. Here is the plate on my Toro. By 68 the only plates that still had a stamped date were dealer plates. It is a little expensive to have it registered. You can go the the PA DMV site and see if the numbers are taken. They register it as a antique vanity plate, so as long as the numbers are not taken by someone else, you are good.
In PA you can use that as the actual plate on your car. Here is the plate on my Toro. By 68 the only plates that still had a stamped date were dealer plates. It is a little expensive to have it registered. You can go the the PA DMV site and see if the numbers are taken. They register it as a antique vanity plate, so as long as the numbers are not taken by someone else, you are good.
Lovely color, by the way. I ran the plate number thru PA’s personalized plate checker and it says that it is in use right now.
Normally I wouldn't even consider a personal plate, but the combination of the Gadsden Flag design and getting the plate ID I wanted, was just too hard to resist! Says it all!
Well I'm not the only one out there that thinks getting a plate they like is worth it.
Steve
The LAST thing I want is a plate that's noticeable and memorable, and clean. Give me one that's impossible to read clearly, and if you can read it, you're likely to forget what it was.
Norm - Nice plate, I love it! We can do that in Missouri too and thought about searching for a 1967. I ended up getting the Missouri personal plate Gadsden Flag design shown a few posts up.
