Vanity Plates

Bringing back an older thread for fun

MH -> PULL
Toad -> PUSH

MH-> BRTBACK

Well we did get vanity plates after all. Only because of being a disabled vet and they were free. Simple, but says is all:

RV'N

garmp wrote:
Well we did get vanity plates after all. Only because of being a disabled vet and they were free. Simple, but says is all:

RV'N

I like it!

NY only allows letters, numbers, and spaces, with certain letter/number combinations and swaps not allowed. Some years ago, my wife and I owned a mountaintop wildlife refuge named "Rockytop". One of our vehicles had the plate "ROCKYTOP", and the other one "R0CKYT0P". Since the state used the same die for both the 'O' and '0', the plates were identical. We had those plates for almost 10 years, and then one day we received a notice from the DMV that we had to turn in the one with the "0's" for another plate without the newly prohibited 'O' and '0' substitution. Since we were preparing to sell the property anyway, we just turned both plates in for standard plates and saved the extra fees.

Lol at RV’ers talking about a waste of money.

OP... I’m not good at these things but I do like the idea of naming the RV and putting the name in lettering on the RV.

My Dad has named his Little Piece of Paradise II.

Thanks!

Jeremiah

twxsby89 wrote:
I will never understand why folks post on forums with nothing but negativity.
To all the haters,

Looks like photobucket burned you too.

jerem0621 wrote:
Lol at RV’ers talking about a waste of money.

Jeremiah

Since when is doing/having something we enjoy and can easily afford a waste of money? RV'ing itself is considered a waste of money by some folks...

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twxsby89 wrote:
I will never understand why folks post on forums with nothing but negativity.
To all the haters,

:H

Dutch_12078 wrote:

jerem0621 wrote:
Lol at RV’ers talking about a waste of money.

Jeremiah

Since when is doing/having something we enjoy and can easily afford a waste of money? RV'ing itself is considered a waste of money by some folks...

That was precisely my point :)

We had fun as we got our new to us 'used' retirement rig read to roll... We also were changing state domicile over to SD, so it was a perfect time to get plates.

As you pull up behind us, you see 'ONDROAD' for out Toad. Then you pull up a bit more and see 'THEJRNY'. So, we're 'On The Road' for the 'The Journey'.

We also had two placards made up for the inside of the coach. Our nick name for our coach is 'ROO II' (Our first RV was a T-28 Bounder, named ROO for the Bounder mascot. We wanted to carry on the wonderful karma of our T-28 experiences, into our new to us Retirement Rig.)

Our placards read 'The adventures of ROO II! OnTheRoad for The Journey!'. We have one placard above the driver's seat, so you see it's seen when first stepping into the coach. The second is above the sliding door between the kitchen and back rest/bedroom area.

We strive to be worthy of these license plates and placards - as we do are darnedest to to enjoy even the challenging days that come along as we travel. So often, we've seen what 'attitudes' can do to either make a bad situation worst. Or, a bad situation into a chance to make lemonade!!!

And the funds we pay extra, we feel are for a worth cause:)!

Best to all, be safe, have fun on 'your journey's',
Smitty