sixpkrt
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Didn't know the imagination that went into picking that plate Paul. Like it.
Mine didn't take too much imagination....
Look at my plate!
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Mine didn't take too much imagination....
300rag
It's Not Going to Shift Itself
The plate that was on the NYer I bought in Montana...
Both of my cars have "personalized" plates. In AZ, you can purchase period correct plates from an antique store, eBay, etc and put them on you car. However, they are considered personalized and carry the $25/year surcharge. Probably silly to pay the same amount for the surcharge as my registration but if I were into pinching pennies, I wouldn't own c bodies. The plates are in mint condition and look cool as hell on the cars though.
3175375
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While not a Mopar, here’s my specialty plate on Mel, a 95 Buick Roadmaster Limited. It was my fiancée’s dads, Mel.
His uncle nicknamed him Ike, which he despised. I ran the idea by my fiancé, her siblings and my future mother-in-law and they all thought it was a great idea.
The Mr. Bill also adds to the eccentric character. 8^P
His uncle nicknamed him Ike, which he despised. I ran the idea by my fiancé, her siblings and my future mother-in-law and they all thought it was a great idea.
The Mr. Bill also adds to the eccentric character. 8^P
Mike66Chryslers
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My first thought on seeing that plate was it's owned by someone who either 1) looks like Dwight Eisenhower, or 2) didn't like Dwight Eisenhower.
Here is one of mine. The daily driver. (kinda)
Binx
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Here's mine. 66 Fleetwood.
Here is the plate that I recently retired for my 1970 TNT 'vert, after selling the 300 to @Ripinator.
Okay, if ayilar is joining in on this silly display of machismo....so will I! Again!! [Gotta love the U Code reference on the blue car, for sure]
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JJ300
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Ok, I'll play...
Ooooh....that a good one!
Love the '69, '70 and '71 300s. Beautiful cars.
Old Mike
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patrick66
Old Man with a Hat
Nothing personalized, just two 1966 YOM OK tags on two 1966 cars.
Of course, my Coronet plate is on a '66 Coronet. Had the "T" been a "P", it'd been perfect 100% for my '66 500. Funny thing - I found the WT-66 tag at a swap meet in West Germany in 1989, and paid 10 DM (about four dollars then) for it.
The Imperial plate has a long-defunct OKC Chrysler dealership frame that originally came off a minty '72 Satellite coupe I had in the late '80s.
Of course, my Coronet plate is on a '66 Coronet. Had the "T" been a "P", it'd been perfect 100% for my '66 500. Funny thing - I found the WT-66 tag at a swap meet in West Germany in 1989, and paid 10 DM (about four dollars then) for it.
The Imperial plate has a long-defunct OKC Chrysler dealership frame that originally came off a minty '72 Satellite coupe I had in the late '80s.
When I first posted pictures of my New Yorker plates, someone asked me if I was a Pontiac fan.
Actually, it had nothing to do with Pontiac and everything to do with Pink Floyd.
Actually, it had nothing to do with Pontiac and everything to do with Pink Floyd.
I have 1965300L coming in a few weeks.
D Cluley
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I have to admit I didn't get it until I saw the plate on the Ford. Now you need a big van with "TH WALL"
LocuMob
Fluid Technician with a hat
On my Polara 500
Gone, but not forgotten
I have one more to add in a couple of hours.
LocuMob
Fluid Technician with a hat
I think I'll replate this one, I forgot to bring the scrap of paper when I applied for the plate and messed it up.
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