I just ordered these plates for the Z. What do you think?
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Originally Posted by bstansbu
Yeah, my plate is not all that clever but I like it. My friends raz me everyonce in awhile cuz most of my buddies arent to in to the whole personalized plates idea. Anyways I wish I was the one to come up with my plate, but instead I stole the idea from my best friend who also has a Z back East. heres mine, ZLOCITY, here is his, ZELOCITY. Pilot Z, thanks for the idea. hahah Email me Nate when you get back from flying wherever the hell your flying. BEN
ps- there is a protologist in my town that drives a white 350Z, his plates say AZZMAN. Not really, just kidding. BEN
ps- there is a protologist in my town that drives a white 350Z, his plates say AZZMAN. Not really, just kidding. BEN
Originally Posted by FLZ
You may be kidding about tha AZZMAN, but in my city there is a urologist, And I kid you not, Named Dr. Richard Finder.....
Part of my annual Flight physicals in the Army was the obligatory rectal exam (not fun). My first flight surgeon's name (the doc's who do these physicals) was Dr. Handy. That one haunted me for awhile!
I ordered some plates from the CA dmv a few months ago which read:
WLLHUNG
Hint: Does not stand for William Hung
, altho thats what I used for my justification. Unfortunately it was denied.
WLLHUNG
Hint: Does not stand for William Hung
, altho thats what I used for my justification. Unfortunately it was denied.
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Originally Posted by Faluzure
Which one don't you get?
ok fine, maybe i went a little further into it than needed but i'm right about why its called a "350"z and a g"35" =p
other examples: fx45, q45, m45....4.5 liter v8 engine =p
lets take a look at nissan history while we're at it:
280Z - 2.8 Liter Inline 6
300ZX - 3.0 Liter V6
240 SX - 2.4 Liter i4
200 SX - 2.0 Liter i4
180 sx - 1.8 liter i4
this doesnt hold true for all cars though =p
some cars its the hp...evo fq400, evo fq420 --their hp rating
and for the record, FQ stands for "****in Quick"
Originally Posted by ditdot1975
Previous post., But I don't get the 10 til 4 plate or explanation. I guess I need it in dumb a$$ terms.
ok fine, maybe i went a little further into it than needed but i'm right about why its called a "350"z and a g"35" =p
other examples: fx45, q45, m45....4.5 liter v8 engine =p
lets take a look at nissan history while we're at it:
280Z - 2.8 Liter Inline 6
300ZX - 3.0 Liter V6
240 SX - 2.4 Liter i4
200 SX - 2.0 Liter i4
180 sx - 1.8 liter i4
this doesnt hold true for all cars though =p
some cars its the hp...evo fq400, evo fq420 --their hp rating
and for the record, FQ stands for "****in Quick"
ok fine, maybe i went a little further into it than needed but i'm right about why its called a "350"z and a g"35" =p
other examples: fx45, q45, m45....4.5 liter v8 engine =p
lets take a look at nissan history while we're at it:
280Z - 2.8 Liter Inline 6
300ZX - 3.0 Liter V6
240 SX - 2.4 Liter i4
200 SX - 2.0 Liter i4
180 sx - 1.8 liter i4
this doesnt hold true for all cars though =p
some cars its the hp...evo fq400, evo fq420 --their hp rating
and for the record, FQ stands for "****in Quick"
Uhhh.....10 til 4 on the clock is 3:50.....
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Originally Posted by ditdot1975
Why thank you. Appreciate that. Now I get it and I think it is cool as hell.
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Originally Posted by FLZ
Don't feel bad, I was over-analyzing it too.....Took me a little while....pretty clever....Dave
I thought I was getting an easily read plate. doh. BTW, they came in yesterday and will be on my car tomorrow at the Evolution meet in NoVA. See you attendees there.
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Originally Posted by kcobean
Baaahaahaahaa!!!! Tell me his destiny wasn't planned out with a name like that!
Part of my annual Flight physicals in the Army was the obligatory rectal exam (not fun). My first flight surgeon's name (the doc's who do these physicals) was Dr. Handy. That one haunted me for awhile!
Part of my annual Flight physicals in the Army was the obligatory rectal exam (not fun). My first flight surgeon's name (the doc's who do these physicals) was Dr. Handy. That one haunted me for awhile!
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