[QUOTE=ftg]
Was behind this yesterday afternoon:
H10SLVR
Just way too obvious.
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Not so obvious to me. Someone toss me a clue, please.
As I am a “kite person”, my license plate displayed KYGHTS.
(There’s only so many ways you can spell “kite” in English.)
[QUOTE=brewha]
One of the cop cars in my home town has the tag number “187” - which is the police code for homocide.
Just the other day I saw the license plane " TIDE10S". I would have figured it out sooner had I noticed it was from the state of Tennessee
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Would it be totally nerdy of me if my first guess was that it was a misspelling of Tidus, and Tennessee was relevant because of the “Ten” in it?
[QUOTE=dwc1970]
Not so obvious to me. Someone toss me a clue, please.
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Hi Ho Silver?
and one just the other day:
URNDWAY (dislexia kept trying to make it under)
[QUOTE=Szlater]
I’m still waiting to see a car with this number plate.
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Hope they’re from Iowa.
[QUOTE=dwc1970]
Not so obvious to me. Someone toss me a clue, please.
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Hi-Ho Silver.
Quote of the Lone Ranger.
[QUOTE=feppytweed]
Hi-Ho Silver.
Quote of the Lone Ranger.
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That’s what I thought it might be, but I was reading the “10” as “ten” and wasn’t sure. Thanks!
Best one I’ve seen recently was B UNIQ 1.
[QUOTE=brewha]
One of the cop cars in my home town has the tag number “187” - which is the police code for homocide.
Just the other day I saw the license plane " TIDE10S". I would have figured it out sooner had I noticed it was from the state of Tennessee
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I’m reading it as ‘tedious’.
At a classic car show last weekend, one of the nicely restored (all the chrome spiffy and shiny, paint without a scratch, etc.) cars had this plate:
8MYCASH
<< Universal Solvent Corporation, Container Research Division >>
I see this on a car in my workplace’s parking lot:
4MYX2C
Bitter much about a former marriage, are we? (Can’t remember exactly what brand of car it is; possibly a Mercedes-Benz.)
Last time I was to home in Texas, we went past a huge beast of a car with its older guy owner, who looked pretty close to Sam Elliot with a hat on.
The plate said BUYOIL.
If that wasn’t the picture of stereotypical, I don’t know what was. 
Down the street from my mother’s place in PA, there is a red Ford Focus with the vanity plate:
BUM HIP
No clue why the owner wants everyone to know about that.
A guy who owned a grocery store in my town had a Datsun 240Z back when that was a desirable car, nicely tricked out with the plate
RUNVS
Which took me a long time to decipher ("Are you envious?)
I once saw a license plate that was UBRGEEK.
The funny thing was, it was on a beat-up, rugged old pickup truck. Not exactly what a pictured as the typical Ubergeek-mobile.
[QUOTE=Desert Nomad]
Saw this in Nevada: AKQJTEN Perfectly appropriate. 
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Don’t get it.
[QUOTE=Larry Borgia]
Don’t get it.
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Ace King Queen Jack Ten is a winning hand in poker. As often played in Vegas
[QUOTE=LSLGuy]
Ace King Queen Jack Ten is a winning hand in poker. As often played in Vegas
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:smack:
There’s a car in my neighborhood with this one. I wonder who the hell the owner knows to actually get it:
BALZBUB
My neighbour’s son 2 doors up has:
UNI 46X