My registration is up for renewal next month and I have decided to get Antique plates this time but I am undecided what to put. I found a plate search online, and found that you can't use the #0 and that it subs in an O instead and that you also must use 2 letters besides the O within the total of 6 digits. This immediatly voided some of my original choices and some of the others are not avaialable. Given this I have now put together a list of available names approved by the DMV and I think I know which way I am leaning but would like to hear what you's guys think of any of 'em.

I am open to any other suggestions that meet the criteria as well.

USA6T9
6T9USA
6T9PNY
PAKRAT
PAKS69
6T9FRD
69VERT
69MOCK
SHNODA

 

PAKRAT <--- Will always apply, if you ever move to another car, etc.

 

PAK6T9
RAT6T9
RATVRT
PAKVRT
6PKRT9
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LIVE SEX

 

Just some fuel for your brain... :scratch: On Tom Schmidt's Links Pages, go the the frame on the left side of the page - the 7th choice from the top is "Vanity Plates". There's hundreds (thousands?) of them. Might give you more ideas!

 

PAKRAT
PAKS69

The generic year and or "USA" ain't cuttin it for me. It would seem like it's worth the money for a vanity plate if it is more personalized than that. Besides, I'll never see another '69 'vert without thinking "PAKRAT!" (That is, if I actually ever did see any '69 'verts)

 

OK good feed back and reasoning, thanks.

2 things to consider though are that it's not really a vanity plate, it's an antique plate, so a general randomly assigned number or a specific one is no extra cost. Also as it is a 69' specific antique plate the future thought of moving to another year car would be a non issue as well.

I have kinda been leaning towards the 6T9-PNY one personally since I may not always want to go by Pakrat, and surprisingly there are alot of folks that use that out there also in one spelling form or another. Maybe I'll check that Tom link first before I decide. Hmmmmm, I hate making decisions like this. :scratch: