The plate on my module hauler for the Standard Gauge Module Association. Central NY division.

O Gauge was taken.

Here's one that I had made when I worked for NS.  It was made at one of those vanity plate kiosk's at the mall at Christmas time.

Rick

My PT Cruiser has a standard available VA plate honoring the J-Class.

My Father's Day gift to my Father, the last Father's Day before he died of cancer (in December 2006).  

It now resides in my train room beside his picture. FWIW, is initials were RWG. 

Gilly

I don't have a digital camera handy, nor the ability to properly post digital photos. However my 2004 Corvette convertible carries "JJW 4449", for obvious reasons. I have had that same license plate for more than 30 years.

I have had this one for a long time.

One way I pass the time on Thursday mornings at the TCA meet in York is to walk the parking lot hunting train related vanity plates.  Attached are some examples of my hunting.

I do the same thing at the Yorks that I attend, except I don't photograph them.  I love doing it.

- walt

Here is a picture my father took a few years ago when he first received his new plate:

Mathew

Bet that is on a Red Toyota Truck!

Yes it is Dennis   Complete with the OGR coupler

Here's mine

No plate to report but several years ago we saw a Honda Ridgerunner painted in PRR Tuscan complete with the 5 gold stripes in the York parking lot.  Didn't get a pic. Is that fella a forum member?

I pulled next to another car in the Clock parking lot and guess what his plate was.  What are the chances of that??

Sam, back in the early 80's someone at York had a Ford PU from the late 40's painted green with 5 stripes.

Several like this in MD.

Here's 6 more that I bagged during my successful April 2012 York plate hunting safari.  I guess there are at least two people trying to claim that GG1.

Have a similar one on my truck.

I have this K4 plate too.

I have the PA K4 Plate on all my vehicles. Got it when it first came out and will keep it as long as I can. Transferred from vehicle to vehicle over the years.

Really cool plates. Very interesting to see what the members have chosen.

There are a lot more shown here:

http://www.toytrains.info/licenseplates.asp

Stu

I always keep watch for these when on the road :-)

Here are the ones that hang on the wall of my garage:

I didn't have to buy vanity plates, because as my handle indicates, I'm plain flat lucky.  This way other drivers don't know I'm a foamer.

Mine in Australia

I like the Al's RR  -- Allan !!!!!

Train Coupler Receiver Hitch Cover  That is awesome.  To bad I drive a mustang

That's awesome!  Whats the story on the coupler?

You can buy decorative hitch covers that look like couplers from several sources.

Here is one source from a quick internet search.

Andy

Here are mine:

Front of my truck:

And the back:

Andy