Black lic plates coming to Texas

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Originally Posted by Won Hunglo

Texas did turn me down on FU2 & FVK-OFF about 10 years ago. They turned my current plate down 2 times before printing it the third time.;)

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LOL pm me if you don't mind I'm intrigued now :D

I'm starting to target headlights with the LAZER. I even defeated a couple of jammers that way depending on how far away I am. It seems to work. Now it doesn't work as well and the range is under 1000 feet but with the lack of front LPs and the ranom jammer I seem to have better luck.

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me too F i found im getting better at headlight shots than LP:D

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Originally Posted by Lucky225

What's interesting is the 2-tone plates which I'm sure will be confusing as hell to both law enforcement and ALPR cameras, such as the 'T for Texas' plates which begin with T as a black T on a white background while the rest of the plate is white characters on BLACK background -- I think a 'T for Texas' plate TO0O0O(which IS available right now) would be confusing as hell to LEOs and camera enforcement.

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TO0O0O is no longer available... wonder which forum member took my advice :eek::rolleyes:

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Originally Posted by Lucky225

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Originally Posted by Lucky225

What's interesting is the 2-tone plates which I'm sure will be confusing as hell to both law enforcement and ALPR cameras, such as the 'T for Texas' plates which begin with T as a black T on a white background while the rest of the plate is white characters on BLACK background -- I think a 'T for Texas' plate TO0O0O(which IS available right now) would be confusing as hell to LEOs and camera enforcement.

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TO0O0O is no longer available... wonder which forum member took my advice :eek::rolleyes:

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Bump, I swear people are watching my threads for ideas -- Just spotted this on the interwebs:

http://coolpl8z.com/pl8z/originaluploads/IMG_0241.jpg

I wonder if this one would make it hard for the revenuers to notice it being Veil coated?
http://www.myplates.com/Images/Plates/PLPA300

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Originally Posted by grasshopper

just saw the price on plates who ever was interested in getting them
1 year 195
5 year 495
10 year 595

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No joke. They can shove it at that price.

Wow, I just went on the website and found this plate is "available"...

(I don't live there, else I'd probably order this one)

Edit - OK, well this is silly, not a real plate I guess. My wife's name DEBBIE is available, so I assume everything is available....


http://www.myroadtripplanner.com/radarstuff/texas.jpg

My plate is 5 letters and it is not an "True" English word although it is now an international word.

What I like about it is that most of the time when someone sees it they see letters that are not there so when I get called in on the plate does not match what the caller states.

I have went as far as having people stare at my plate and then tell me what it says and they almost always say something that is not there.

I am all for camouflage due to variations of the characters. :)

A plate I could have got but is now outlawed is SOFA Q2

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Originally Posted by STiMULi

My plate is 5 letters and it is not an "True" English word although it is now an international word.

What I like about it is that most of the time when someone sees it they see letters that are not there so when I get called in on the plate does not match what the caller states.

I have went as far as having people stare at my plate and then tell me what it says and they almost always say something that is not there.

I am all for camouflage due to variations of the characters. :)

A plate I could have got but is now outlawed is SOFA Q2

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I'm curious, what are your plate letters?

I agree that variation of characters make for excellent camouflage. In fact, I was playing around to see which letters are most similar.

"Q" and "0" (the number)
"T" and "I"

Are there more "confusing" combinations that I haven't thought about?