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- mkirschNomad II
NRALIFR wrote:
Several years ago I did start putting the truck tag # and the state two-letter abbreviation on the camper bumper with 3” high reflective letters. I figure any LEO worth his salt should be able to figure out what that is.
Or they will just give you a ticket for making an illegal copy of the license plate. - spectaExplorerHere in Utah the plate stays on the truck.
Copying it is illegal too. - JimK-NYExplorer III have considering buying a fake license plate. For under $20 I can get one from Amazon or elsewhere than will look like my official plate. I would keep the original on the truck and the fake on the camper. I have not bothered because I rarely have the camper off of the truck. With the camper on, it is impossible to see the plate on the truck so I do need to move it every time I use the truck without the camper.
- jimh406Explorer IIII’m seeing it now. Nice! You need to take out the url tags.
- spectaExplorer
jimh425 wrote:
Not seeing the plate, but glad you are happy!
Thanks Jim, I'm always happy. :B - jimh406Explorer IIINot seeing the plate, but glad you are happy!
- spectaExplorerIt was a BIG discussion in another forum and that's how I ended up having this one made for me.
I too think its pretty funny. :B - LwiddisExplorer IIGreat news, kicker!
- NRALIFRExplorerThat’s awesome. I’ve only been asked 2-3 times (by a LEO) in about 30 years where my tag was. I’ve always answered politely, just like that. Nobody has had a problem with it yet.
Several years ago I did start putting the truck tag # and the state two-letter abbreviation on the camper bumper with 3” high reflective letters. I figure any LEO worth his salt should be able to figure out what that is.
:):) - d3500ramExplorer IIII gotta' go find that big huge THUMBS UP icon that some TC'er posts here when they like a post
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