My plates read, "CPTDALE". I used to have ones that read, "RECDIVE".
Special Diving License Plates.
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Wayne, the owner of Amigo's Dive Center near High Springs Florida, has been taking photos of interesting scuba related plates for a while. They are on his website - http://www.amigosdivecenter.com/plates.php
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Put a personalized vanity plate anounces to the world that you are a diver---it also acts as a beacon for less that trusty individuals.
Parked at a dive site or beach indicated that the owner is possibly gone for 1-2 or more hours--easy mark!
Therefore they would be both a blessing and a curse. I would personally not be in favor of a Divers plate.
Cheers from California where it all began,
SDM
Parked at a dive site or beach indicated that the owner is possibly gone for 1-2 or more hours--easy mark!
Therefore they would be both a blessing and a curse. I would personally not be in favor of a Divers plate.
Cheers from California where it all began,
SDM
I had "TO DIVE" for several years. I never had any problems with less honest individuals. Of course, when the car was stopped, I was either using my gear, or the gear was in my house.
Ron
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SeanQ:
Kinda like that. When I used to have a dive flag plate on the front I would sometimes get a double or triple check by the guy in the booth and have on occasion been pulled out of the lineup to fill out some kind of bullcrap bureaucratic form. Others I know have missed sailings trying to explain that "Nitrox" is not the same as liquid nitrogen. After a few years of that and some friends having their vehicle broken into and their gear or other valuables stolen, I thought it best to avoid all the hassle and just keep my vehicle as inconspicuous as possible so I ditched the stickers and plate.
