Saw a nondescript car with JJJADED. Probably pronounced “Juh-juh-jaded”, akin to “Beh, beh, beh, Benny & the Jets”.
Saw a black Audi SUV with a Florida Gators (University of Florida) booster plate. That plate holds 5 characters. It said BLUUU. Perhaps it belongs to an umpire?
On a black Mercedes AMG sports car (probably a GT, but it was black and I only saw the rear): AMGLUV with an AMG plate surround, on a NY State Dale Earnhardt NASCAR Hall of Fame specialty plate.
Some kind of black SUV with TEAM TAY. Probably could have meant any number of things but my brain went to Taylor Swift fan.
Seen in Edmonton recently:
OYLRFAN
Edmonton’s NHL team is the Oilers. Alberta does have special Oilers plates, but I believe they only allow five characters. This guy obviously wanted seven characters, so he just went with the default.
This one has me scratching my head: On a Tesla Model Y: ON GAS. Dyslexia, perhaps?
If it helps, the car, while unmarked, had a livery plate—a NY T&LC (Taxi & Limousine Commission) plate.
Seen last night in Laguna Beach on a dark gray Tesla: NJOINYT Belonging, I assume, to someone who is enjoyin’ it.
Saw 2:
Porsche SUV w SAM⎵⎵III. Probably Samuel is a grandson of Samuel. Some people have no imagination. Yawn.
Audi SUV w LEAL⎵USA. Who’s evidently this real estate sales person whose office is a few miles from where I found the car.
Porsche Panamera with WELL_B_OK
GASS⎵404 on a Tesla; 404 HTML error means not found
A car drove past the protest today - honking and smiling - with the license plate
[BE WOKE]
This was interesting only because I saw your post an hour or so earlier.
Saw a car with FL plates and a “Proud native of Newport Beach CA” bumper sticker. The standard FL plate said ⎵MZ⎵⎵MAX. No clue.
Saw a standard FL plate with SAMUELG. Which gave me a start until I remembered that the troublesome poster here was @SamuelA, not @SamuelG.
Just saw SHARI. She and her car were cute.
Was following a black Jeep today with HR JEEP. I couldn’t see the driver but I’m guessing it was “her Jeep”.
I graduated from USC = SoCal. Have a custom plate & USC plate frame. Those frames are commonplace in SoCal but rare here in SoFL.
Today I saw a 4 door Porsche w a different USC plate frame and a standard FL plate reading SCSTYLE.
As I passed the guy I waved & he saw me but was baffled. Maybe he picked up on my plate frame as I slowly pulled ahead in the adjacent lane. I’ll never know.
Unless perhaps he is a Doper and posts here about your distinctive plate and plate frame…not to leave out mentioning your spiffy vroom-vroom car.
Saw H4LCYON on a pretty little Mercedes in the parking garage today.
I saw a surprisingly interesting plate yesterday: E. That’s it. Thought about it being an initial for a name. Then I thought it might be an optometrist. FL standard plates have a real busy logo in the center that turns any characters centered on the plate into an eye test. And all those charts start w a big E at the top. Hmmm
Also saw M3ARA. Presumably somebody whose name is Meara or maybe Ara.
I presume M3ARA was not on an M3.
Not on a BMW M3, not on a Mazda Miata.
I took note of the kind of car, but it was some generic cheapo Japanese or Korean sedan and no sooner had I lost sight of them than the make and model evaporated from my increasingly porous brain. I was also fast approaching my off-ramp when I passed them
MUST SVO on a beautiful 1985 Ford Mustang SVO
The Mustang SVO is a very rare sighting.
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40 V 12 on a gorgeous 1940 Lincoln Zephyr V-12 convertible.
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JIMMY OK on Jimmy’s 2002 Ford Thunderbird
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SLOW CHV on a 1969 Chevrolet Chevelle
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69 STLIT on a 1969 Plymouth Sport Satellite
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SSRS 72 on a 1972 Chevrolet Camaro RS/SS 350
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Here are all my pictures from yesterday’s Cars & BBQ
➜ Cars & BBQ, Sunken Gardens Golf Course, Sunnyvale - Album on Imgur ■
➜ The rest of Cars & BBQ, Sunken Gardens Golf Course, Sunnyvale - Album on Imgur ■