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  1. atlSPOTTER

    atlSPOTTER Formula Junior

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    #1 atlSPOTTER, Feb 2, 2008
    Need plate ideas for 2005 Maserati Quattroporte.
    Here's what i have so far
    HOT QUAT



    ...well, that's all I have...thats why i am asking you...give suggestions please!
     
  2. rossocorsa13

    rossocorsa13 F1 Rookie

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    #2 rossocorsa13, Feb 2, 2008
    4DR4RE

    :)
     
  3. atlSPOTTER

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    #3 atlSPOTTER, Feb 3, 2008
    i like it alot, that is really clever, but i think when you see us on the road you wouldent understand it...come on guys! keep posting!!!!!
     
  4. Gatorrari

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    #4 Gatorrari, Feb 3, 2008
    NOTABMW?

    If this were New York state, you'd have more options, because they allow 8 characters on a plate.
     
  5. atlSPOTTER

    atlSPOTTER Formula Junior

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    #5 atlSPOTTER, Feb 3, 2008
    I don't want NOTABMW becuase then people will underestimate the Maserati. I think the Quat is a lot better than a BMW.
     
  6. Gatorrari

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    #6 Gatorrari, Feb 4, 2008
    ITAL4DR?
     

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  7. Gatorrari

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    #7 Gatorrari, Feb 4, 2008
    Or, if your dad is a Bulldog fancier as well, UGAMASR? After all, that would counter the G8RRARI!
     
  8. atlSPOTTER

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    #8 atlSPOTTER, Feb 4, 2008
    Woah, that last one might be a contender.
     
  9. atlSPOTTER

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    #9 atlSPOTTER, Feb 6, 2008
    Is "180 MPH" fast enough to put on a license plate. Or "BIG V8". Maybe "394 HP"? Which do you think is best. I really like the one Gatorrari suggested that is "UGAMASR"
     
  10. atlSPOTTER

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    #10 atlSPOTTER, Feb 6, 2008
    Does "360 GUT" make sense speaking of the 360 engine?
     
  11. robert biscan

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    #11 robert biscan, Feb 6, 2008
    The hot Quat could be confused with something else. This could really be true of a female driver. I would work on that a bit.
     
  12. atlSPOTTER

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    #12 atlSPOTTER, Feb 6, 2008
    Yeah, I thought the same thing.
     
  13. Gatorrari

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    #13 Gatorrari, Feb 6, 2008
    Will the 4porte even do 180? If you're going to go that far, try "185 MPH". That would match Joe Walsh's famous song lyric "My Maserati does 185".

    (The problem is, a plate like that will probably already be taken.)
     
  14. atlSPOTTER

    atlSPOTTER Formula Junior

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    #14 atlSPOTTER, Feb 6, 2008
    Haha...I don't know, I tried finding their top speed but coulden't. That song is where I got the idea...hold on, let me go check the speedometer.
     
  15. masermartin

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    #15 masermartin, Feb 7, 2008
    "Cattivo". It's an Italian word, look it up. Don't wory it isn't dirty.
     
  16. atlSPOTTER

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    #16 atlSPOTTER, Feb 7, 2008
    Does it mean naughty?
     
  17. masermartin

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    #17 masermartin, Feb 8, 2008
    more or less.
    But in Italy they say it about cars that look fast and agressive.
     
  18. Lumberman

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    #18 Lumberman, Feb 8, 2008
    HOW ABOUT: SQUAT2P
     
  19. atlSPOTTER

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    #19 atlSPOTTER, Feb 8, 2008
    ROFLMAOcopter!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
     
  20. Lumberman

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    #20 Lumberman, Feb 8, 2008
    or see if the state would allow: CUMQUAT
     
  21. atlSPOTTER

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    #21 atlSPOTTER, Feb 8, 2008
    Lets not and say we did! Or we could always just pretend like you never said that.
     
  22. Gatorrari

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    #22 Gatorrari, Feb 10, 2008
    I'm not sure they'd accept CUMQUAT, but maybe you can try something else of a "XXXQUAT" nature. "FASQUAT", "GR8QUAT", "OURQUAT", or, if you can convince your dad to name it after you, "VICQUAT"!
     
  23. atlSPOTTER

    atlSPOTTER Formula Junior

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    #23 atlSPOTTER, Feb 10, 2008
    His names Vic too! lol

    And Jim, I told my dad about UGAMASR and he said to ask you how much we have to pay you to trademark that plate. My dad thinks he is hilarious, but hes not.
     
  24. ddemuro

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    #24 ddemuro, Feb 10, 2008
    For the record, these license plates were all already issued over the counter back when Georgia was using the 000 AAA numbering format (from 1998 to 2003, on the '...on my mind' plates). Since they could be still on the road, Georgia will not issue these numbers, or any in the 000 AAA format, as vanity plates.

    On a side note, the Maserati Quattoporte tops out at 171mph.
     
  25. Gatorrari

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    #25 Gatorrari, Feb 11, 2008
    I believe there is a one-time $25 manufacturing charge, and then there is an annual $25 surcharge on top of the usual fees.

    As an alternative to UGAMASR, you might want to consider UGAQUAT.
     
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