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I love your licence plate!! I thought about getting it for my car here in Hong Kong but instead am going for something else.
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Hey buddy----Will likely be living in NOVA starting in Jan 18. Definitely want to work with Rich and plan some type of get together for a photoshoot on a sunny day.
Would love to get some snaps in front of the White House of our cars.
Maybe some connections could help that happen. But, thats in my plans somehow.
Would love to get some snaps in front of the White House of our cars.
Maybe some connections could help that happen. But, thats in my plans somehow.
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It blows my mind, with every picture everyone here posts, how unbelievable beautiful the Vantage is.
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I tried to get the BMT216A, but oddly in GA, they said that particular plate number is reserved for a government vehicle... go figure.
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I tried to get the BMT216A, but oddly in GA, they said that particular plate number is reserved for a government vehicle... go figure.[/QUOTE]
aging secret agent perhaps?
I tried to get the BMT216A, but oddly in GA, they said that particular plate number is reserved for a government vehicle... go figure.[/QUOTE]
aging secret agent perhaps?
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I'm a bit deft - What's unique about BMT216A?
A few months ago we say an Old's with MD 4 CLAY as a plate and my wife sometimes uses clay therapy, so we raced next to the Olds (good thing I was in the Aston) and we asked the man driving what the plate MD 4 CLAY meant. Thinking some sort of doctor. He said, my wife is 'Mad for Clay Aiken' !!!
A few months ago we say an Old's with MD 4 CLAY as a plate and my wife sometimes uses clay therapy, so we raced next to the Olds (good thing I was in the Aston) and we asked the man driving what the plate MD 4 CLAY meant. Thinking some sort of doctor. He said, my wife is 'Mad for Clay Aiken' !!!
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I'm a bit deft - What's unique about BMT216A?
A few months ago we say an Old's with MD 4 CLAY as a plate and my wife sometimes uses clay therapy, so we raced next to the Olds (good thing I was in the Aston) and we asked the man driving what the plate MD 4 CLAY meant. Thinking some sort of doctor. He said, my wife is 'Mad for Clay Aiken' !!!
A few months ago we say an Old's with MD 4 CLAY as a plate and my wife sometimes uses clay therapy, so we raced next to the Olds (good thing I was in the Aston) and we asked the man driving what the plate MD 4 CLAY meant. Thinking some sort of doctor. He said, my wife is 'Mad for Clay Aiken' !!!
also...http://lmgtfy.com/?q=BMT216A
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I'm a bit deft - What's unique about BMT216A?
A few months ago we say an Old's with MD 4 CLAY as a plate and my wife sometimes uses clay therapy, so we raced next to the Olds (good thing I was in the Aston) and we asked the man driving what the plate MD 4 CLAY meant. Thinking some sort of doctor. He said, my wife is 'Mad for Clay Aiken' !!!
A few months ago we say an Old's with MD 4 CLAY as a plate and my wife sometimes uses clay therapy, so we raced next to the Olds (good thing I was in the Aston) and we asked the man driving what the plate MD 4 CLAY meant. Thinking some sort of doctor. He said, my wife is 'Mad for Clay Aiken' !!!
BMT 216A is a LP from a Bond Movie. I think it was the plate on the DB5, cannot remember so a nice subtle Bond Reference. As you know a lot on here have in your face type Bond plates such as 007 and variants of it. Mine is NOTASPY. So the BMT is a inside reference. Changing mine to ThanksQ most likely next spring.
