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Date:         Fri, 14 Feb 1997 17:57:04 -0700 (MST)
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From:         vanbondo@primenet.com (Rusty VanBondo)
Subject:      Name the plate for the '67 RFH Contest

The vanity plates for vehicles in the State of Arizona are composed of a
white feild with green lettering that is a dead ringer for velvet green. The
background has a unobrusive desert sunset. They look OK. "Cherry" and Rusty
VanBondo cant decide what if any msg to run on the plate. They all seem too
"Cutesy." 
Please send *private* suggestions of what the license plate on the 1967
Westy "Resto from Hell" oughta say. Limited to six alpha-numeric characters
in AZ.
If I'm still employed next Friday I will post one message then. Let's not
clog the list publically. Thanks!
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BTW: "RUSTY" doesn't seem to be in the running for a bus that is devoid of
the stuff and is already taken in Arizona.
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Suggestions:
1. - Arizona antique plate made out of real copper with red lettering. (No
vanity message)
2. - 67 RFH  ?   ;-)
3. - 67 SO42 ?


-VanBondo\
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