GuilTTy

Over 2 months ago I finally got the letter from my leasing company allowing the placement of vanities on "their" car (required in NJ). The next day I mailed the application, leasing approval and check to NJ DMV. Five weeks later, the entire package was returned to me because I enclosed a $100 check instead of a $50 check (I was feeling generous, who knows...). OK, my bad (sort of) but five weeks?! Well, four weeks after I re-sent the application I finally received notice that my requested plate had been approved: GUIL TT (a reference to my 11 years as a prosecutor).

Now I only have another 10 weeks to wait for delivery of the plates themselves. It's a good thing I like the car enough to keep it until the plates arrive!

SuiTTman, I'll get a pic to you soon enough...

Sorry for the rambling. Off to reload the CD changer. Feeling a little Genesis (the real old stuff) coming on....

Bahookie

....blast bureaucracy blues into oblivion. If that doesn't work, 'Sweet Wine' from Live Cream Vol 1 is a good Plan B.

FWIW I ordered my FL vanity plate the day I took delivery of the TT, and it showed up about 45 days later. I like the NY system which lets you check availability and order via the web, FL isn't quite that sophisticated yet.

-Richard
225QC, Genesis, Cream & Tull (sounds like a law firm)

Via911

... and I thought you couldn't get vanity plates on leased cars! Cool ...

GuilTTy

I cranked Seconds Out through earphones last night.

o2bnme

Yes, but by the time you get the plate the lease is up! ;-)

Bahookie

Time for a CD ordering binge, the vinyl versions just don't fit in that tricky little changer :-)

-Richard
Eagerly awaiting the re-mastered Blind Faith CD with an extra 90 mins of previously unreleased jammin'

Larrytt

I love that album!

PaTT

They fit if you let them sit in the sun long enough