Vanity license plate?

[Jeffrey Travis]

Does anyone have the license plate Mod ST?



It seems will all the mods that people do around here this would be the next one.



For those that are slow, say it again but quicker Mod ST.......Mod ST......modesty. Yea, that's it.



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JT#14

 

[Kevin Palmer]

I have Veterans Plates. As it is, I have to pay a premium to have them, I decided I was not paying extra extra to have a vanity plate as well...



I have never understood why a Veteran has to pay more for his/her plate. Gee, guess that is what we get for serving?????

 

[Travis Munday]

I'll probably get some vanity plates for all my vehicles, just something more then the state issued stuff...even though I do like my state issued plate.

 

[Tom Schindler]

TNT TRAC

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[Gary DiPietroSr]

I just got this one a little while ago.



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[TrainTrac]

My son loves trains and my ST. He calls it the "Big Red Truck". We have traveled around in the ST to many railroad museums to see antique trains, including going to the Strasberg Railroad Museum in PA twice for the "Day Out With Thomas". So, I got the The Commonwealth of Virginia's "Virginia Railway Heritage" plate, combining the two things that Mark likes in a vanity plate. "Traintrac" was too many characters, so I got:



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[Nelson Atwell]

Oklahoma charges $10/yr for veterans plates, and I believe $35/yr for vanity. I don't have "MOD ST", but did consider "4X4 ST" or "OPC ONW" to designate which two campaigns I served in. I just decided to take a random number instead.



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[David j]

Have one on each vehicle.

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[Todd Z]

Todd Z

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[Cajun]

I do think anyone on this site has "MOD ST" because that is one thing people around here are not .....modest about their STs.....

 

[Johnny O]

I have a plate with my college's logo on it. PA must lead the nation in the number of specialty plates. My wife has one with our greyhound adoption group on it.

 

[TrainTrac]

Virginia has a million of 'em. They have one for "Parrotheads", and one for "Friends of Tibet".

 

[Pedro Hernandez]

I used to when I lived in NY, another site member has it now.

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[Bob McDonald]

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[Jeffrey Travis]

More Mod for Modification than for the Modesty. It would be an inside secret because ST owners do like to say LOOK AT ME.

 

[Sal Adinolfi]

Guess what I Drink................



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[Bart Adkins]

Saw a white Trac at work whose plate said,"MY TRAC"...awesome!

 

[Larry Phillips]

"One Trac Mind"

I'm hoping to get the same number in Illinois next year. -hint hint-



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[Cory Richards]

On the Virginia DMV site you can choose a tag design, preview it, and it will tell you if it's available. Then you purchase it online, beats the hell out of standing in line at DMV all day.



Kind of hard to see but:



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[Jeffrey Travis]

Cory - are you 'hawking' some sauce to compete w/Todd Z's Pit Bull Hot Sauce?



Cannot eat this southern BBQ w/o 'taking' it up a notch with a little Texas Pete. Must have been something with being raised eating chicken wings in Western NY.



Georgia only allows I believe 6 characters on vanity plates (UPDATED - 7, was behind one w/7) - this kind of restricts your options. I just wonder if it is an educational restriction that they do not expect anyone to be able to piece together a word over 6 letters, plus it is usually the 4 letter words that are spoken like they are 5 or 6 letters and two consonants (e.g. hill - prounounced he-ill. (let's hear it for being 48th in education!!!!)



From atop the mound,



JT#14