Oh, another one which was featured in the SMH a few months ago.
“BAA BAA”
It was on a black Jeep. 
In the subcategory of “Memorable because they’re so damn stupid”:
THE CAR (you paid the extra fee for THAT??!?)
Two sets of three letters each, obviously Ma and Pa’s initials
Every PT Cruiser around here with a vanity plate has the same variant: PT CRUZER, OUR PT, CRUZIN. Ugh. We know it’s a PT Cruiser already. Get over yourself.
Same for Beetles, New or old: MY BUG and so on. At least try to be a little clever, huh? Get a red one, paint black spots on it, and get LADY. (À la the BAA BAA on a black Jeep mentioned earlier – that’s cute!)
In fact, let’s just broaden that to every car with a vanity plate that tells the model, information that you can get off the side of the car. EXCEPTION: Collector cars where one might wonder what make or year it is.
This one floors us: A large local company apparently has some kind of quality program, similar to ISO, only theirs is called CFQ. They’ve encouraged their employees to get vanity plates with CFQ on them. So there are plates all over the Fox Valley with CFQ and various other letter/number combos. Mind you, (from what I hear) the employees aren’t compensated in any way for the extra expense of the vanity plate; they’re just supposed to do it as some kind of U Rah Rah for the company. It doesn’t even advertise the NAME of the company! These are some truly stupid people, IMHO.
A man in my neighborhood hit the Virginia Lottery and has
GOTLUKY on his Jaguar.
A very attractive redhead here in town has a convertible 911 with U WISH. Yes, yes I do.
Here are two.
A guy I went to high school with drove an old Willy’s pickup with about an 8-in lift and 35-in tires. It was pretty big. His license plate was 2HI4U2C (too high for you to see).
There is a woman in my hometown who drives a Dodge Caravan with the vanity plate of ANALOVE. I guess her name is Ana and someone loves her…but then maybe it is describing her other passion ;).
On a new VW Beetle: FEATURE
I don’t remember the car, but it said ANSR 42
I saw one today that appealed- LEGATO
A friend of mine has:
LCNSEPL8
If you know him, it’s funny. Otherwise it’s just stupid.
I saw one this weekend that had me in awe re: its originality.
It read BMW X5 and it was on the back of a, you guessed it, BMW X5.
Thanks, pal, just in case I didn’t see the big BMW symbol and the X5 on the right, there’s your handy plate to remind me.
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I so want an X5 4…6is. Volvo’s finally lauching their SUV though, so I might wait. But then again, Volvo’s owned by (ick) Ford now. Well, Ford owns both my cars, now, so what’s the diff. Hmmmm, well my cars were manufactured before Ford bought 'em, so that doesn’t count…
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my former (computer progamming) boss has the license plate
“2B OR D4”.
(In hexadecimal, the logical NOT of D4 (212) is 2B(43). So D4 is NOT 2B, so it’s 2B or NOT 2B)
I saw “FNORD” on a mustang (I think) here in Austin.
Actually, it was on the frame around the plate. Frame phrases are also allowed in this thread, now that I see how I’ve screwed it up. 
California, to answer your inquiry.
I recently saw a license plate which said COPSKID.
I guess they were trying to avoid parking tickets and getting busted for speeding.
Rick
On a dark BMW sedan in Times Square, just after it sped around a corner just missing me and a friend:
RIP GDG
GDG being my initials, naturally :eek:
My friends and I were (drunkenly) walking through Fells Point, Maryland, when we happened upon a beautiful red Spyder. I mean this thing was gleaming and new. The vanity plate that caused us to seriously consider despoiling it in some way?
SUX2BME
:rolleyes:
On a white VW Rabbit convertible: IML8IML8
I know that car! It’s always parked at the corner of Thames and Broadway, right by the Admiral Fell Inn. I think the driver owns a store around there or something. It’s always good for a chuckle.
Driving on the highway in Colorado years ago, I could see in my rearview mirror a vintage, bright green VW Beetle lane-hopping behind me. As it quickly cut in front of me and then hopped back over to the other lane a few seconds later, I could read the plate, and almost wasn’t annoyed anymore…MYFROG.
I took my mom in for eye surgery last week, and in the parking lot, on the anestheseologists car…NOKUOUT.
There is a gentleman who works in the same building as I do who has a definite chip on his shoulder about everything: his ex-wife, his job, his race, his size, his entire lot in life. Never a kind or considerate word. If you are in line two seconds after his clock ticks 5:00, even if your watch says two minutes to five, he will bellow at you that he closed at five p.m. as if you were rudely banging on the door a half-hour after closing…even if he’s still waiting on someone. He feels the world has it in for him. The plate on his car? POWRLS (powerless)
I saw a motorcycle with the vanity plate RGASM. I have no idea how that got by the sensors.
A local urologist has - CME2P (I love that one!)
Or, one that has apparently been seen on one of those light green VW Beetles in the Seattle area: APHID
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