sounds like the Internet and news media these days.Nothing in this thread is real.
And nothing, absolutely nothing is original after the first few pages.
I was told it is because they use scrap steel now.I'm seeing a lot of these lately. Evidently they strip the paint, polish and clear coat the metal and run 'em that way. Looks like a good way to invite getting pulled over. Attempting to make a license plate unreadable is clear probable cause.
On a related note here in Wisconsin the DOT has taken to forcing drivers with older plates to buy new ones rather than just paying the annual renewal because they are concerned about the paint "fading". I've got plates hanging on the back of my garage (exterior) from the 1950s and 60s that have renewal stickers from the 80s with no fading whatsoever. Are they just using cheaper paint now, or do they just want the added income from plate sales rather than renewals? My guess is both.
Was your comment even real? i can't believe anything anymoresounds like the Internet and news media these days.
I doubt it, because the plates are aluminum.I was told it is because they use scrap steel now.
I doubt it, because the plates are aluminum.
I did nazi that coming.I watched that whole series and loved it. I assume by the laughter that wasnt scripted and didnt make it into the show
Yeah, that's weak.Montana plates aren't even stamped anymore.
I'm old enough that the opposite of this photo was true for me when I changed from a 1965 Ford Country Squire wagon to a 1972 LTD.