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To: nascarnation
Yep, I used to live in Indiana. Since only a rear plate was required, everyone had some kind of custom front plate, or novelty plate. The most popular was the airbrushed "Jethro and Geraldine" style, or maybe Elvis #1.

I personally had a (real) copper Arizona plate, but it corroded badly.

38 posted on 01/06/2014 9:08:48 AM PST by boop (Liberal religion. No rules, just right!)
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To: boop

I remember when I lived in Montana buying a foreign car that only seemed to have a place to install one plate. So I displayed the other one in the window. The patrol got very upset about this. It was even hard to get your hand up in there to fasten the plate. I think somebody helped me with it finally but the dealer should have done it before I left the lot. Now I am wiser and would ask them to do so.


81 posted on 01/06/2014 11:18:11 AM PST by crazycatlady
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