Any obvious modifications on that Jeep? I drove a Jeep for 10 years and 70 Stage might be some kind of modification system… But I liked to keep mine mostly stock.
A guess.
Nothing externally obvious.
Engine tune? No way to know with the driving we did near one another. There are many tuning options available these days to invisibly hop up cars. But commonly they’re labeled as stage 1, 2, or 3 kits based on increasing levels of performance boost.
I recognized YYZ enough to say “why why zed” to myself when I saw it, but I had to look up BU2B. (I’m not a fan of Rush).
Today I saw a BMW M4 with 1M42NV.
One M4 to Nevada?
One M4 to envy.
I’m currently looking at a Milwaukee Brewers plate that says R SOX.
Bunch yesterday leaving work that I forgot to post:
YES ONLY in the parking garage
KARMA MF parked in front of the sandwich place across the street from the garage
AZ SAM and PISACAKE on Arizona plates on a RV and small car that I’m assuming were travelling together
I know there was another one but I’m forgetting it at the moment. That’s what I get for forgetting to post last night.
Saw HMMDROP on a generic Mercedes SUV. Sounds like a bedroom pet name to me. 
I saw today, CHUBAKA.
SCUSME on a non-descript suburban SUV. I’d steer clear of them.
Black 4 Runner SPOOKY 1, threecyle w/ BMOBL.
Could be any number of things: HEAT
Saw BERNE 02 in the parking garage today. There’s a small town nearby named Berne but this was an out of state plate so I don’t think that’s what they were going for.
Also saw MEESSA on the way home. No clue on that one either.
And there’s also Boerne TX, pronounced bernie. Maybe they’re from there, who knows.
I sincerely hope it isn’t a reference to Star Wars: Episode 1. but I suppose it could be.
OHHYAA you better PR4I5E the BIG␣BOS and his GOF␣CAR (the later had a silhouette of a golfer between the letters). I tend to agree with the realtor that believes RNTSUX though home ownership is not always that great either. I am pretty sure THE␣VAAN was CREATD, but by which company I am not sure. I do not object people that LOV␣GMA whatever GMA happens to stand for. There were no indications on the vehicle if it was some kind of university or place or anything of the sort.
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I bet “GMA” is “Grandma”
PEDRO on a pickup truck.
It could be, though I would have used a D in there somewhere instead.
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Maybe that was already taken.
On a lifted Jeep, with huge tires, and parts of the fenders removed (I’m guessing these modifications are for rock-crawling): NT ACAR.
I mean, it was obvious to me that that Jeep was not a car, but thanks for the tip.
You’re probably correct, but I like to think they’re a huge fan of Good Morning America.
In a fun coincidence a few minutes ago I saw a low slung family wagon/van with the plate GRAMAVN. Go Grandma!