Love it or Hate it, New Vanity Plate on 2014 Limited
#61
11-04-2013, 07:12 PM
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Pretty cool!! I would have gone with AQUAGLD. LOL
In Delaware we are one of only three states that have strictly numeric plates. The less digits and the lower the number the more expensive and prestigious it is. It is a hot commodity here. I have a low four digit plate and could easily sell it for $2-3k. #MC123 is on the market for $20k. #MC62 for $9500. #121 for regular vehicles is on the market for $199k. In fact several years ago DuPont offered the owner of #24 $250k and he turned it down.
Here is a marketplace for the tags. LowDigitTags
Yeah we are crazy about our plates here. LOL
In Delaware we are one of only three states that have strictly numeric plates. The less digits and the lower the number the more expensive and prestigious it is. It is a hot commodity here. I have a low four digit plate and could easily sell it for $2-3k. #MC123 is on the market for $20k. #MC62 for $9500. #121 for regular vehicles is on the market for $199k. In fact several years ago DuPont offered the owner of #24 $250k and he turned it down.
Here is a marketplace for the tags. LowDigitTags
Yeah we are crazy about our plates here. LOL
You guys are nuts.
#64
11-04-2013, 09:20 PM
Road Warrior
#65
11-04-2013, 09:27 PM
All bikes in NJ have 5 character plates. I don't see how FLHTK is any easier or difficult to read/remember than RB517 or the like.
#68
11-04-2013, 10:04 PM
#70
11-04-2013, 10:22 PM
Cruiser