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North American Cars 2021-10-01 03:51:43 | #2
Thanks ! Yubb lol This was in the days when it actually got cold over here, Seems it doesn't anymore lol
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CarDriver3838 2021-10-01 04:23:49 | #3
North American Cars (2021-10-01 03:51:43)North American Cars
Thanks ! Yubb lol This was in the days when it actually got cold over here, Seems it doesn't anymore lol
Thanks ! Yubb lol This was in the days when it actually got cold over here, Seems it doesn't anymore lol
Caught WA plate in good quality today, actually! The cool thing is that it has an odd story behind it! I saw ANE0125 one time, and it's actually registered in Pennsylvania! Always trying to spot the #FarFromHome worthy vehicles!
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North American Cars 2021-10-01 05:53:46 | #4
That's cool ! Yeah me also, I like out of state stuff !
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CarDriver3838 2021-10-01 05:56:08 | #5
North American Cars (2021-10-01 05:53:46)North American Cars
That's cool ! Yeah me also, I like out of state stuff !
That's cool ! Yeah me also, I like out of state stuff !
Yeah! Also, I missed a Florida today, but I didn't care because I had gotten a Kentucky, vanity, and Washington plate at this point!
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CarDriver3838 2021-10-01 05:57:05 | #6
North American Cars (2021-10-01 05:53:46)It was a weird one, too. The plate was on an orange toaster (aka first gen Scion xB). I think it was PJS A47.
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CarDriver3838 2021-10-06 21:14:32 | #8
North American Cars (2021-10-01 08:08:32)North American Cars
Cool. I got PJ plates no big deal lol
Cool. I got PJ plates no big deal lol
PJ? Also, I just spotted a California plate that appears to be retired, but wasn't even registered in California! It had no front plate, too.
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