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excellent pics

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but why do some of the cars have no registration plates on them
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all the cars in pic 1 don't have them on the front very strangeGood question. Maybe it's on the front?
No front plates in Michigan....Probably other states as wellall the cars in pic 1 don't have them on the front very strange
Thirty-one states require their motorists to display front license plates and plates on the back of their vehicles. The “Rugged Nineteen” states that require only one plate include Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Michigan, Mississippi, New Mexico.all the cars in pic 1 don't have them on the front very strange
ok in the uk you have to have both front and back platesNo front plates in Michigan....Probably other states as well
all the cars in pic 1 don't have them on the front very strange
Doubt it . The cops would have to have something to read as they follow you. Front plates are not illuminated like rears. My guess is that it is a new purchase or in the midst of changing plates.If you look closely, you can see that CRV and minivan in the first picture don't have front plates, but you do see that they have back plates in the second picture. As for the gold Toyota with no back plate, I suspect it could be from a state that only requires the front plate.
Doubt it . The cops would have to have something to read as they follow you. Front plates are not illuminated like rears. My guess is that it is a new purchase or in the midst of changing plates.
Bingo. The others are just rear plate statesCould be a new car recently from the dealer with a tag in the front window until plates arrive.
Thirty-one states require their motorists to display front license plates and plates on the back of their vehicles. The “Rugged Nineteen” states that require only one plate include Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Michigan, Mississippi, New Mexico.
cool catNot taken by me but an amateur friend who was out walking her cat (not sure if on the leash or in the stroller), when they witnessed this glorious rainbow yesterday in North Seattle >
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She hardly ever takes pictures either, so these made me happy to recieve. She said I inspired her by sending her cool photos (plus I pester her a lot to send me pics of what she's up to)
Oh Man! That looks refreshing!
coolCleaning up the property I moved into. There was stuff and hoarding from Over the many years by previous owner. Still a ways to go. Pics are of what’s left. It’s our 38th wedding anniversary 41 Years together.
I wish i had that much shop spaceCleaning up the property I moved into. There was stuff and hoarding from Over the many years by previous owner. Still a ways to go. Pics are of what’s left. It’s our 38th wedding anniversary 41 Years together.