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seriously, whats so great about the california plate? white, with red letters. might as well throw louisiana plates in there too, theyre exactly the same
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personally, ive always thought south carolina, older michigan plates and mississippi look the best
might as well throw louisiana plates in there too, theyre exactly the same.
Actually, they haven't been for 5 years now.
Even though, It's simple and the font on both License plates give a nice finish. They're simple, but look good compared to many of the extremely busy plates you see now.
One state plate that has NEVER EVER been changed NEVER EVER NEVER since the BEGINNING OF TIME: North Carolina. Can I get a witness? I don't even think NC has vanity plates. They are all 100 percent the same -- featuring the Wright Brother's "First in Flight" logo.
I have never seen a variation on the NC plate in my life and I'm not young.
One state plate that has NEVER EVER been changed NEVER EVER NEVER since the BEGINNING OF TIME: North Carolina. Can I get a witness? I don't even think NC has vanity plates. They are all 100 percent the same -- featuring the Wright Brother's "First in Flight" logo.
I have never seen a variation on the NC plate in my life and I'm not young.
there have been variations, very slight ones. but for the last 30 years the plate has looked almost exactly the same
seriously, whats so great about the california plate? white, with red letters. might as well throw louisiana plates in there too, theyre exactly the same
That's what I'm sayin. I never had understood the fascination with people oogling & aweing over California license plates.
They still even put their inspection & registration stickers on their plates? Yuck!
Texas did away with that a long time ago. Now they go in the lower drivers side front windshield.
Missouri's gramatically incorrect license plate isn't too bad. It definitely looks better than its predecessor.
The grammar error...it says "Show Me State" rather than "Show-Me State". The lack of a hyphen makes it sound like some caveman asking for a tour. Not a big issue, but the state was aware of it and printed the design anyway.
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