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The new turquoise plate will be available in January. The 10-year-old balloon plate is ending its run.
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Ooh, I do like the new one. It has a very 50s vibe about it. Also looks like a Bruce McCall cover from the New Yorker.
I like it too; wish I could get it now. Two in fact.
If Zachary Taylor had lived a bit longer it might have been the sesquicentennial and Grand Canyon and Petrified Forest National Parks would be in New Mexico. Oh well.
I love it. It’s perfect.
And thank God that middle-class suburban puffy-painted sweatshirt wearing piece of crap balloon plate is going away. I, um, didn’t care for it.
Well, the new one’s nice, I’ll admit, but my heart lifts every time I spot one of the old yellow ones.
It looks like a 1937 plate. It would look good on your new BMW.
http://www.worldlicenceplates.com/jpglps/USA_NM_GI3_1930's.jpg