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By: cardinalman86
New: 16-03-2008 20:47
Updated: 16-03-2008 20:47
Views: 2216 times
This is team 1529's 2008 robot, Homer, showcasing the Indiana FIRST License plate which is in the process of becoming an official plate.
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16-03-2008 21:59
vivek16
Re: pic: FIRST liscense plate on the 2008 robot
Where can I get one?!?!
If only these were available in MN. And I had a car/vehicle. And could drive.
-Vivek
16-03-2008 22:31
Graham Donaldson
Re: pic: FIRST liscense plate on the 2008 robot
One word: SWEET!!!!!
[wishing I lived in Indiana right now, so I could get one when I can drive on my own in 7 months]
16-03-2008 22:46
Jimmy Cao
Re: pic: FIRST liscense plate on the 2008 robot
How long do I need to be a resident to get a plate? *moves to Indiana*
WOW! I want one =D
17-03-2008 00:39
Adam Richards
Re: pic: FIRST liscense plate on the 2008 robot
I wish I lived in Indiana too! Oh wait a second, I do now
17-03-2008 12:56
mtaman02
Re: pic: FIRST liscense plate on the 2008 robot
If indiana can do it so can other states. check w/ your local DMV on how to get a customized plate. I'm pretty sure it will cost just the same as any other customizable plate!
17-03-2008 13:15
wilsonmw04
Re: pic: FIRST liscense plate on the 2008 robot
States don't make a plate for one person. Every state has a different requirement to get custom plates. For example: My state, Virginia, requires 350 prepaid applications, and a fairly strict design guidelines to make a plate for an organization.
17-03-2008 19:59
bduddy
Re: pic: FIRST liscense plate on the 2008 robot
350? That's nothing! Not only does California require 7500 applications, there's another law banning any new "special interest license plates" at all...
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