Vanity licence plates for boaters
Vanity plates are the country licence plates that are make-believe for a Engine vehicle with the letters or numbers designated by the owner of the vehicle, according to Merriam-Webster. The plates normally spell elsewhere subject or dates that are Comical or keep sense for the owner.Boating can be very relaxing alone, but most people that own boats do some other type of activity while aboard. A vanity license plate can make mention of these activities.H2O ski, trol-in, Bait Me, hook-um, My ship, and I fish are a few examples of wordplay that speak about boating activities.Another choice you have is taking a complete word, such as fish, fishy, ski, troll, crab, cod, bass or bait, and put the number One after it.
Many of the vanity plates seen on motor vehicles are of a humorous nature. Quips and wordplay are not only enjoyed by the owner of the vehicle, but by others who are passing by.
Hi-C-4-me (high seas for me) is one way to describe the place you would like most to be.
Open-C (open sea) is another way to convey your love for boating.
Tie-1-on (Tie one on) speaks to mooring the boat, but can also be a funny quip for having one too many.
5 knots, Ten knots or Fifteen knots would show your love for nautical miles instead of the traditional mph.
C-Cappy (Sea Cappy) lets people know you are the captain of your boat.
C dwel r (Sea Dweller) is another license plate saying for a boater.
C-Spray (Sea Spray) is an easy boating term to figure out.
H2O-Boss (Water Boss) gives people an idea on who runs your boat on the water.
Cap kid (Captain Kidd) would give people the idea you are just a kid at heart while on your boat.
C-Legs (Sea Legs)--anyone that has ever been on a boat knows what this feels like and will know right away what your plate means.
Distinguished
For someone who wants a more distinguished vanity plate, you might think of words that best describe your boating experience.
Anchor 1, Capt 1, Sea 1, Ocean 1, Ship One or Boat One would be an easy license plate to make out. These leave little doubt as to what you mean to say.
I Sail, Four Bells, Seven Seas, Sea-Guy, My Boat, My Ship, 4-Sails, 2-Sails and Sail By are more direct wording for your license plate that will leave no doubts that you are a boater.
Activities
Most polity plates column you to six characters, so it can be challenging to arrange this bullwork. Boater vanity plates ferry the vehicle owner's thoughts on boating and enjoying the high seas.
Humorous
This denotes you are No. One at doing this activity.
You can use a single word and put 1-4-me at the end to depict your love of the activity you do while boating, such as: Fish-1-4 -Me (Fish one for me) or Bait-1-4-Me (Bait one for me).
