A creative use for license plates

[Shel_B]

When I saw this on a VinWiki video, I thought of @AutoMechanic :

 

[RoadDukie]

Looks like a '67 or '68 Toyota Corona. Was a pretty darn good car in it's day.

 

[SaberOne]

Won’t see that parked in front of the Trump Tower.

 

[K-Man]

There are some very old pictures of people using expired license plates as barn shingles.

 

[CR94]

There are some very old pictures of people using expired license plates as barn shingles.

There's one of those near Marion, N.C.---or at least was when I rode by it a few years ago.

 

[Whimsey]

When I'm soldering pipes and valves in the house, old license plates make a good fire barrier. I know, nothing exiting .

 

[PF52]

"This is the worst looking hat I ever saw! When you buy a hat like this they should give you a bowl of soup!"

"Oh, but it looks good on you!"

 

[Kira]

^^To whom do we attribute that quote? It's a darn good one.

Also, the "Intake Air Cyclone" -an infomercial special which actually spins your engine's air flow for better performance and economy- was made of old license plates, I think.

 

[PF52]

^^To whom do we attribute that quote? It's a darn good one.

That was Rodney Dangerfield's character in "Caddyshack" (CZERVIK was the license plate on his car in the movie).