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Awesome.

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Rorinthas wrote:
Somebody has too much time on their hands

And too many cars, with too many states of residence. =P

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The Missouri plate is fake.
http://www.worldlicenceplates.com/usa/US_MOXX.html

I was pretty sure it was - it's been over 30 or so years since there was a black MO plate, and the "Show-Me State" motto on plates started in 1980.

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OMG they're in alphabetical order.


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Yeh, the NV plate is fake too. That plate had dark blue lettering, not red.

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I don't think any of them are really legit plates. The two that I should recognize (ohio and texas) are not anywhere near current designs.

However I still think it's pretty neat.

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Taskiss wrote:
The Missouri plate is fake.
http://www.worldlicenceplates.com/usa/US_MOXX.html

I was pretty sure it was - it's been over 30 or so years since there was a black MO plate, and the "Show-Me State" motto on plates started in 1980.

Actually, that was the color scheme for vanity plates until the regular plate scheme was changed in 98, at which point the vanity plate color scheme changed with it. It may be fake, but the color scheme is not conclusive evidence of such.

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shuyung wrote:
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The Missouri plate is fake.
http://www.worldlicenceplates.com/usa/US_MOXX.html

I was pretty sure it was - it's been over 30 or so years since there was a black MO plate, and the "Show-Me State" motto on plates started in 1980.

Actually, that was the color scheme for vanity plates until the regular plate scheme was changed in 98, at which point the vanity plate color scheme changed with it. It may be fake, but the color scheme is not conclusive evidence of such.
You sure those weren't yellow on blue?

edit: Nope, looks like you're right -

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If it's in the Smithsonian, I'd say it's legit.

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It looks like a piece of Corporate Art.

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I'm fairly certain I've seen a Texas license plate like the one on there, haven't been able to track it down online, but then again work's crazy, so it's not like I can go troll the wastelands to find it.


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The SC plate is accurate for a personalized plate from 1987, which is the date on the plate in the picture. Whether it is real or not I don't know, but if it is all fake, someone at least did their research, since the normal passenger plate from that year used a palmetto tree instead of the state outline, and the normal passenger plates that did have the state outline (up until '85) had the date at the bottom.


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Many artists want to express their patriotism, and Mike Wilkins chose personalized license plates to spell out the Preamble to the constitution in license plate shorthand. He contacted the state transportation officials of all 50 states and the District of Columbia to acquire them. After over a year of red tape he was able to come up with this creative homage to America. His project was thrown into limbo when a prison disturbance in New Mexico caused a temporary shutdown of the state's license plate shop, and it was delayed by Minnesota when the plate he ordered for the last half of common and the first half of defense (UN DE) was considered inappropriate. (Too much like undie). Nevertheless, he was able to acquire them all, and the above picture is the result. Notice how they are in alphabetical order and how he has abbreviated, condensed, split and substituted numbers for some of the words.

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