Vanity License Plates

[Saturation]

I had heard that Florida had most vanity plates available, not sure if that's still true. Florida has 121 available choices.
Money from the 'extra' fee is directed to the charity assigned to that speciality plate. Surprised that some states don't list where those monies are going.

[Ret10Echo]

Originally Posted by Saturation

Surprised that some states don't list where those monies are going.

I believe the correct term is "General Fund"....

[Snaquebite]

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[Dragbag036]

Originally Posted by Snaquebite

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all I can say is NICE...I really dig the claymore.

[Snaquebite]

Did ya notice the subtile SF crest?

[SF-TX]

Originally Posted by Snaquebite

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I was going to write that my favorite vanity plate was observed on a mini-van in Northern Virginia. The plate read Tot Rod. That was until you posted a picture of yours.

Originally Posted by BigJimCalhoun

I wonder if anyone has more plates than Colorado. They have 31 military plates.
http://www.colorado.gov/cs/Satellite.../1201542141638

plus maybe 60 more of various types.

Florida has 119.

http://www.flhsmv.gov/dmv/specialtytags/

There's a US Paratroopers plate, but none for SF.

http://www.flhsmv.gov/dmv/specialtyt...atroopers.html

In Florida the fees for special plates go to organizations not the state. IE: a university scholarship fund.

[Dragbag036]

Originally Posted by Snaquebite

Did ya notice the subtile SF crest?

yes I did Sir...but I figures that should be noticed by every QP

[Saturation]

Originally Posted by WCH

Florida has 119.

And just to demonstrate Florida's diversity a slideshow of some of the most unique-mild profanity and a lot of butt ...


http://www.sun-sentinel.com/news/flo...7.photogallery

[Asset83]

Originally Posted by Saturation

I had heard that Florida had most vanity plates available, not sure if that's still true. Florida has 121 available choices.
Money from the 'extra' fee is directed to the charity assigned to that speciality plate. Surprised that some states don't list where those monies are going.

I apologize for rehashing a thread that is more than a couple days old, but I believe Virginia has overtaken them. Virginia offers 46 military plates, 90 college plates and over 100 "others", such as Washington Redskins, Appalachian Trail and cities such as Fairfax and Virginia Beach.

This is the Special Forces Association plate.

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Source: http://www.dmv.state.va.us/exec/vehi...asp?idnm=FORCE

[Penn]

Snake, I like the tow cover too, it would be interesting to see the reaction of that Plate with cab drivers in NYC.

[TF Kilo]

There's a multitude of Veteran plate designs available for Alaska.

http://doa.alaska.gov/dmv/military/unit_des.htm

The nice thing is that it's a one time $30 fee for a vanity plate.

Not so much for Nevada. Branch, and Army Airborne are the only options here.

Couple that with on average $100 for a vanity plate, with a recurring cost keeping it... not nearly worth it, unless you're a combat veteran or disabled veteran and use your status for a free plate for your vehicle.


An example of an Alaska veterans plate, attached