So how did you pick your numbers? Do they have any meaning to you - or it just looked cool?

My number is going to be 64 - as that was my place in line (for MN) back in 2002.

 

Mine is my birthdate. March 3rd. It has been on every jersey in every sport I ever played. I always thought 33 was a decent number and looked good. Yes, I am biased. The only down side is that Patric Roy wore the same number. I also used to play goal in hockey so people thought I was a fan of his, which was never the case. As a matter of fact, I used that number long before anyone ever heard of Roy.

That's my story and I'm sticking to it.

 

82 seems to recur over and over in my life: the year I graduated high school, my platoon in boot camp at Paris Isand, etc.

 

My SVT Focus had 170hp so i made its number 170.... Now i'm stuck with it

 

I need to get me one.

Numero 69.

 

Go with 77...you get "8" more

 

324 for March 24th - Greatest day of my life!
I married my wife!

 

As long as she feels the same way.

 

This was a few weeks ago after the S.E. Divisional Solo2 at the Nashville Motor Speedway. All four MINI's trophied, some twice. I finished second in GS and that's my CR/B #98 on the end.

 

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I was thinking about this, do you have any better pictures?

 

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Resurrected a thread... Here are my numbers. Just put them together this weekend (vinyl on sheet magnet material). A couple more pics are available in my gallery.

 

Rex

 

 

magnets

 

Check my gallery pics. The number panels are starting to get a little cone-scarred going on their 4th season.

Scott
90SM

 

HEY...nice number!

 

 

I like those moon wheels, Where did you get them? Is that a counterfeit Mini in the background?

 

Me (#20) and my wife (#66)

 

Hi Andy, where do you get your number? Do you have any other picture you can show me? Thanks!!

 

Another 13, but here's why...




Ordered mine form iprint.com- they do magnetic signs for abuot $50 a pair. The way I did my design, I got 2 larger gumballs AND the 2 smaller ones (you can see one on the bonnet) on the same sheet, and then just hand-cut them. Peice o' cake.

 

3-wheeling