licence plate choices

From your list I like SPDSTR 6

MODRN356 = Modern 356

356IM993 or 993IM356

356IM911 or 911IM356

356MYWAY, 911MYWAY, or 993MYWAY

I8A 911

I saw an old Conn.  plate in one of the local gin mills, 370H55V ,nailed to the wall upside down.  Not for you though, Bob.  SPDSTR6  is more civil. 

I knew the assembled brain trust here would have some ideas.

Heck, it's a dull, cold, snowy day here, so what better way for me to find something interesting to do - ain't no way I can drive the car. 

Bob, I don't know if it's even a possibility for you, but I got year of manufacture(YOM) plate for my Spyder. It's registered as a 1956, so I was able to procure a 1956 New York plate on ebay. The department of motor vehicles has a custom plate department, employing people who actually seem to enjoy their job. I called them up and gave them the plates(there were several on ebay) I was considering, and the nice lady gave me the go on one, so I bought it. She even put a 90 day hold on the number so nobody but me could get that one.

The cool part is it's a 1955 plate with a 1956 tag in the corner. There is a little rust around the edges: patina.  The coolest part: for just those two years, there is only one plate. So I can never get a ticket for not displaying a front plate!

Al Gallo posted:

I saw an old Conn.  plate in one of the local gin mills, 370H55V ,nailed to the wall upside down.  Not for you though, Bob.  SPDSTR6  is more civil. 

I like SPDSTR6 for Bob's plate. 

That's a good Conn. plate, Al.  Back in the '90's I was a member of the New England BSA club and still have my old plate   BEEZA  .

The Province used to charge like $40 for the plate now it charges about 40$ a letter for those plates if you use SPDSTR6,  

or

IM6-356-6          356-IM-6      59IM-356-6   and on and on....

4N JOB

BIG SIX

NO H2O

IEATOIL

I KNOW

NOTAKIT

SPDSTR6 pretty much nails it.

I did 5FIFTY on my car since all the variations of SPYDER were taken.

Marty Grzynkowicz posted:

BIG SIX

 

 

Marty.  I am positive our Ministry of Transportation would not allow that on a plate.

Besides, I am not one to understate things...

3FITTY6

MUSB993 

DAS993

026036 (ZERO TO 60 3.6)

People think my plate is personalized because the first 3 are NOO. I bought a '55 plate because my car is registered as a '55 Beck but I slid past the MVA with a 50 year old street rod tag, so only 1 plate required and I don't want to chance them saying.....wait a minute, that's not a 50 year old car!

Why not:

XTRASPD

I like SPDSTR 6, Bob.

Bob: IM S6 posted:

Marty Grzynkowicz posted:

BIG SIX

 

 

Marty.  I am positive our Ministry of Transportation would not allow that on a plate.

Besides, I am not one to understate things...

It's not the size of your boat, it's the motion of the ocean.  But, when you have a yatch, it always smooth sailing

Bob: IM S6 posted:

I knew the assembled brain trust here would have some ideas.

Heck, it's a dull, cold, snowy day here, so what better way for me to find something interesting to do - ain't no way I can drive the car. 

No snow for you. 

42, rain today, 46 and rain tomorrow. Zero snow on the ground now in mid-January, I'll take it

I like the plate referencing anything Speedster 

We’ve turned these two license plates back into the CA DMV so they are available. 

Here is my plate.  I have a current Michigan personalized plate I keep under the floor mat.  A place in Florida made me a replica 1957 plate I display on the car.

We can't get a matching colour liscence plate here but if your an ambassador you can get red like yours.

It is just a happy coincidence that '57 used that color (colour for Ray).

We do have a YOM program, but the car needs to licensed for that year. 

Mine is licensed as a 2016, so that scuppers that.

Bollocks!