Ben,

Read this out loud with a Tony The Tiger inflection.

"They're great!"

Will

Hey Ben,

Nice arse!!!

Chris

Hey Ben,

Nice arse!!!

Chris

:eek:

(Looks good Ben)

Thanks guys. I think it is a fine arse myself!! We all have nice asses.

We all have nice asses.

:sick: .......ya may want to rephrase that one Ben.

I've got 240.DAT

DAT.240 had already gone (we're talking Western Australia here). I think that HS30 would be good...but probably a little obscure for non-Z prople.

I know DAT.240 - he's in my Z club.

Problem with "international" advice on plates is that people pronounce the letter "Z" differently - "zee" vs "zed".

But here are a few I really like:

"Z YA" or "ZEE YA"

"ZEDHOT" (especially if your Zed is red, as in "red hot").

"REDZED"

"EARLY Z"

"Z FIRST" (i.e. the first)

"ZED SLED" (if you can fit that many letters - can't in Australia)

"ZED HEAD" or "ZEDHED"

"ZED NUT"

"Z 1 Z"

Talk about "impulse buy"!!! Having read this thread, I bought a plate for my Zed (hey, that rhymes!!!) -

ZEDHOT.doc

In New Zealand that plate cost NZ $567.00 (so about US $450).

My search revealed that you can buy the single letter "Z" for NZ$250,000.00!!! (for a car worth NZ$20,000.00!)

Now THAT'S overkill!!

In New Zealand that plate cost NZ $567.00 (so about US $450).

My search revealed that you can buy the single letter "Z" for NZ$250,000.00!!! (for a car worth NZ$20,000.00!)

Now THAT'S overkill!!

:eek: What!!!!??? A custom or vanity plate costs THAT much. What's the justification from your DMV on that. Here in Florida there is no difference between a random plate or a vanity plate. It just takes awhile to get it.

Vicky

B ZN YA

ZYA L8R

ZN UR I

or...the best yet...

ROOPZ!!!!!

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