When my dad passed, I inherited his 1969 Vette and the vanity plates that came with his car. Even though I traded in his 69 Vette many years ago, I kept the plates out of respect for him.
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I just bought a pair of year-of-manufacture plates for my 1961 Beetle. They have 1961 stamped right into them. I think it's pretty cool.
I say yes. Hell yes.I must start by saying that I love this forum. While I'm not very active, it is through talkbass that I discovered my love for Stingray SLOs and most recently have become infatuated with Sandberg Californias.
So given my epic experience with this site, I've decided to trust all of you with this decision - yay or nay on getting this vanity plate?
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Do consider the following, which may or may not matter, but just in case anyone asks...
- The correctly spelled version was not available (already taken).
- I drive a Lamborghini Urus.
- I play mostly 90s grunge covers at local dive bars in Vegas.
- I'm open to other suggestions.
- Yes I realize some of you will call me a troll, but that's usually unavoidable.
thanks
Sure, why not. And I could hear that car making a "grooove" sound when the engine is revved.![]()
I also have a 1961 Beetle, my grandfather's bought new. It's been garage kept most of it's life, slightly over 50,000 miles. Needs a going over but super clean.I just bought a pair of year-of-manufacture plates for my 1961 Beetle. They have 1961 stamped right into them. I think it's pretty cool.