Reply to "license plate"

George PAdmin.

What year is your Pantera LPB?

I considered 73 D2MSO for mine.
I chose PNTRRA. There are a bunch of variations for that, for instance 73 PNTRA.

How about LPB?

How about 4N OBJCT?

How about FX MAGNT?

How about FAST 4NR?

California DMV has a web site where you can plug in the numbers & letters & it will inform you if the plate is available or not. Would South Carolina possibly have something similar?

your friend on the PIBB, George

7/27/054:51 PM

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