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Since ours was the only RPO ZR1 for which GM officially hyphenated the model name...
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Join Date: May 2007
Location: Chicagoland, IL
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My 92 Aqua AZZURO-1
My 92 Black Rose ROZA NRO
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Just got my new plates approved
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just submitted "KEYS ON"
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See my sig, I'm OBESSED!!!
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John Porter '93 Ruby Coupe ZF6 - Muffler eliminators, Blink Blink kit and Polished ZR1 Wheels * PA Plate: OBSSSN '06 LeMans Blue C6 Coupe - Corsa exhaust * PA Plate: OBSSSV ZR1 Net Registry Founding Member #153 40th Anniversary Registry Member NCM Family Membership #8116 Corvette Forum NE Events Coordinator Delco Cruisers Board of Directors SAVE THE WAVE! |
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Location: Dunbarton NH
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I know John, I've bunked with you before. -Steve
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Location: Georgia Mountains
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Location: Dunbarton NH
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Notice I said "bunked with", not "slept with".
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Join Date: Nov 2010
Location: Dallas, TX
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Mine says "A ZR1".
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However, you still have the option of getting some plates directly from the State, at prices that are lower than the private contractor, and the proceeds will benefit something other than a fat-cat's pockets. For instance, my plates are "State of the Arts", which cost $70 (tag fee and personalization). According to the State's description: "From the $30 specialty plate fee, $22 goes to the Texas Commission on the Arts to foster the development of a receptive climate for the arts that will culturally enrich and benefit Texas citizens." So... music and dance and sculpture and stuff. Which I can totally get behind. And it's an attractive design, as well. You can also get them to benefit other state organizations like Parks & Wildlife (rattlesnake), Keep Texas Beautiful (don't mess with Texas logo) and so on. Of course, that's on top of the regular registration fee, so it DOES get pricey, no doubt. But I feel better sending my funds this way than going through the commercial contractor. I get the plates I want, plus I get to do something philanthropic. FWIW: I registered "WEB SYT" a few years ago for one of my daily drivers before there was a commercial / private contractor. I'm grandfathered on that plate and still retain it today. When I went for "TCP IP" after that, I was unable to get the "plain" personalized plate directly through the state and opted to go State of the Arts with it. (Yes, I run a hosting provider).
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Location: Dunbarton NH
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New plates on the way.
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