Black CA ... still cool or played out ?

i like my CA plates but the more i see them the more i feel they played out

 

I'd say you guys give the BMV/DMV enough money each year for plates. Why given them more for black ones?

 

Here in Cali we pay registration and they give you a sticker for the plate. We don't get new plates every year like other states.

 

but you pay extra each year for the black plate

 

I think they're ok. I don't see them much here in the Sierras.

Now if we can bring back the blue plates...

 

20$ a year extra for the plates ... but thats nothing my tags for next year are 420$ .. its a 2015

 

You realize 39 million people can have the option of having black and yellow plates on their car, yes?

Kinda funny mentioning a license plate being played out, given the fact you have Rockstar wheels and your license plate says SO CAL.

 

I did not know that.

 

Or their multiple cars.

 

You quoted me before my edit.

 

I have my original plates that im thinking if change back to and my rims were picked out by my gf... flat black rockstar 2 which are now 2 years old.. as to my plates i got them years ago i just transfered them over

 

I wonder how you feel about white plates if you think the black ones are played out..

Black looks cool to me, goes with the colors on your truck

 

Might as well.

I like the black plates on darker cars, and the standard whites on light cars. If I lived someplace like Alaska where their plates are yellow, I'd lose my mind. It's all included in the vehicle aesthetic for me.

My rig is silver, has white plates.. I think I want blacks instead.

 

The black are specialty platws white you really dont have a choice

 

Bro..

There's a ton of choices.

http://www.dmv.org/ca-california/special-license-plates.php

All are played out when you live in a state of 39 million, and probably 200 million registered vehicles.

 

Gotcha.

I hate it when that happens

 

Where in gold country are you ish?

 

The Queen of the Southern Mines:

Sonora.

 

Not Sonoma. Hence Gold, not grapes... A lot of that when I went to school in SoCal