V.I.S.I.T. – Eponymous Edition

If KY were a 7-character state, this might not be so perfect.

Avert your eyes from my pollen-encrusted hood and behold!  The mother of all personalized plates:  It says what it is.   It is what it says.   By default it becomes anything and everything you need or want it to be.  (And the car it’s attached too ain’t all bad, either.  In fact it’s downright appropriate).
I once watched with amusement as a police officer tried to decide if my ’97 T-bird Sport was blue or green.   I can only imagine the Abbott-and-Costello hilarity if he had to discuss this particular car.

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  1. SSurfer321 Avatar

    I'm embarrassed to admit that I had to read it out loud 4 times before I understood it.

  2. rennsport964 Avatar

    Well, that's meta. Pretty clever.
    A month ago I saw a MINI Cooper S with the plate "2AAREQD". That was awesome.

  3. Target29 Avatar

    After all these months, I still love the tags….

  4. Peter Tanshanomi Avatar
    Peter Tanshanomi

    Apollonia?
    (I couldn't resist. I kid.)

  5. longrooffan Avatar
    longrooffan

    Caption:
    "I may not be the most imaginative person on this planite but at least I drive a BMW."
    Submitted by an E30 convertible driving hoon with a Florida plate reading "OL RG TP".

  6. chrystlubitshi Avatar

    i have heard stories of this plate… be it urban legend or not…. makes for a funny story. something along the lines of tickets being thrown out because the individual did have a plate and could prove it (though it was a vanity plate reading just that).. and the officer didn't put quotes around the phrase… or trying to call in the plate and finding no record/getting frustrated with dispatch/the computer system and just letting the people go…..
    good stuff… and good luck with that!

  7. blueplate Avatar

    Would be a great idea, until I start getting tickets for other people:
    * <ahttp://www.telegraph.co.uk/motoring/news/6395738/… with "XXXXXXX" number plate receives parking fines for every unidentified car in city: The owner of a car with the personalised number plate "XXXXXXX" has received more than $19,000 worth of parking tickets intended for other vehicles.

  8. FuzzyPlushroom Avatar

    I found out that "LOLVO" was taken, and suddenly I stopped caring about vanity plates.
    Maybe someday. For now, I rather enjoy the anonymity – and, well, I'm ridin' dirty without a front plate, even (which means I can largely tailgate with impunity).

  9. FuzzyPlushroom Avatar

    Yeah, but the UK is invariably run by imbeciles.
    …Not that the States is much/any better off.

  10. blueplate Avatar

    Some year, I'll get the vanity plate NONE or NO PLATE or BLANK. That'll show 'em.

  11. longrooffan Avatar
    longrooffan

    err..that would be planet not the rhyme with granite….sorry hoons….

  12. Alff Avatar

    Unfortunately, my state does not support 7 digit vanity plates. "Zamboni" will have to wait.

  13. jims63valvert Avatar

    I still have my Ohio tags that say "SPD RSR". SPD RCR was already taken. I had them on my brand new (at the time) 93 Competition Yellow Mica Rx-7. Think I got pulled over much???

  14. Ambersand Avatar

    Gosh, you? Pulled over? NEVER.

  15. Ambersand Avatar

    My favorite will always be the A4 I see on my way to work with the plate "NACHOA4"

  16. jim7 Avatar
    jim7

    There's a Corvette in L.A. that has 'REARPL8' on the back…I never got to see the front.

  17. FЯeeMan Avatar

    My dad saw a SAAB 95 in Portland being driven by an elegant looking older lady. Plate: SNAAB