Another Hopefully Non-Locking Thread

[fyrfitrmedic]

Is that the production design for the PA plate?   Kind of a bummer about the MajCom badge, but guess you can't have everything.   It's almost worth moving to PA for, and I do have family there   

That's the final proof sent from PennDOT to PAWG for our approval.  I had the same thought about the command patch, but that's the way it goes.  Nice look overall.  I understand that our friends in orange will soon begin stamping these for us when the administrative stuff is squared away.

Looks like there are 162 special organization plates in PA, including the Coast Guard Auxiliary (never noticed any of the auxies I know to have one though).

... also including specialty tags for fans of various NASCAR competitors.

Go figure.

[JC004]

Is that the production design for the PA plate?   Kind of a bummer about the MajCom badge, but guess you can't have everything.   It's almost worth moving to PA for, and I do have family there   

That's the final proof sent from PennDOT to PAWG for our approval.  I had the same thought about the command patch, but that's the way it goes.  Nice look overall.  I understand that our friends in orange will soon begin stamping these for us when the administrative stuff is squared away.

Looks like there are 162 special organization plates in PA, including the Coast Guard Auxiliary (never noticed any of the auxies I know to have one though).

... also including specialty tags for fans of various NASCAR competitors.

Go figure.

...and the National Wild Turkey Federation.  I hope that's 101 proof, not that 80 crap.    

[DNall]

Nice look overall.  I understand that our friends in orange will soon begin stamping these for us when the administrative stuff is squared away.

I thought you treated your HMRS grads better than that.... sorry, couldn't resist.  

How about this:

I don't even know how many they off, I'm not counting all that, but there's some good ones: http://www.dot.state.tx.us/services/vehicle_titles_and_registration/specialty_plates/

[pixelwonk]

Just waiting on "IFINDU" in about six weeks.  I currently have my old call sign on Amateur radio plates so it's time for a change.

If my first choice is taken, then it's "DF4ELT"

[JC004]

Just waiting on "IFINDU" in about six weeks.

I like that one!

Make sure to add a "get lost" bumper sticker?

[JohnKachenmeister]

Maybe this?  (ewwww!)

JC:

Is that plate for Corporate vehicles or members' personal cars?

[JC004]

JC:

Is that plate for Corporate vehicles or members' personal cars?

Personal vehicles.  Our vans and such have blue background/white lettering "MUNICIPAL" tags, which is standard for state, county, and local government vehicles.

[Pylon]

New York has these for personal vehicles:



I don't have one, however.  Haven't thought too much about vanity plates; I give enough money to New York government. 

[RogueLeader]

Who said you could steal my thread name?!? 




Just kidding ;D

[afgeo4]

New York charges an arm and a leg annually for CAP plates which are classified as Emergency Vehicle plates even though neither CAP corp or CAP POVs are emergency vehicles and are not authorized to be operated with any emergency light/beacon aside from amber.

The CAP plate renewal is annual and requires you to send in an application, fee, and copy of your current CAP ID.

[Pylon]

New York charges an arm and a leg annually for CAP plates which are classified as Emergency Vehicle plates even though neither CAP corp or CAP POVs are emergency vehicles and are not authorized to be operated with any emergency light/beacon aside from amber.

The CAP plate renewal is annual and requires you to send in an application, fee, and copy of your current CAP ID.

Sounds like a typical New York pile of paperwork, red tape and (of course!) heavy fees for something as simple as an organizational vanity plate.

Which is why my car is currently sporting Quebecois plates. 

[Becks]

Given the alternatives here in SC, Ill stick with my guard plate.

[RogueLeader]

Iowa is toying around with creating CAP plates, but no word yet.  Hope to see it soon.

[afgeo4]

New York charges an arm and a leg annually for CAP plates which are classified as Emergency Vehicle plates even though neither CAP corp or CAP POVs are emergency vehicles and are not authorized to be operated with any emergency light/beacon aside from amber.

The CAP plate renewal is annual and requires you to send in an application, fee, and copy of your current CAP ID.

Sounds like a typical New York pile of paperwork, red tape and (of course!) heavy fees for something as simple as an organizational vanity plate.

Which is why my car is currently sporting Quebecois plates. 

Wearing U.S. Civil Air Patrol tapes while in a Canadian registered vehicle?  Odd... very odd.

[RogueLeader]

New York charges an arm and a leg annually for CAP plates which are classified as Emergency Vehicle plates even though neither CAP corp or CAP POVs are emergency vehicles and are not authorized to be operated with any emergency light/beacon aside from amber.

The CAP plate renewal is annual and requires you to send in an application, fee, and copy of your current CAP ID.

Sounds like a typical New York pile of paperwork, red tape and (of course!) heavy fees for something as simple as an organizational vanity plate.

Which is why my car is currently sporting Quebecois plates. 

Wearing U.S. Civil Air Patrol tapes while in a Canadian registered vehicle?  Odd... very odd.

It's even more odd to be riding in a vehicle made in Mexico.