The Giants Super Bowl license plate

posted Feb 6, 2012
nys license plate Giants Super Bowl 2012

You'll no doubt be heartbroken to find out that "ELI4EVER" won't fit on the Giants plate.

The state Department of Motor Vehicles unveiled a Giants 2012 Super Bowl Champions custom plate today. They're $60, plus a $31.25 renewal fee, non-customized. If you want to express your love for Eli with a custom plate number, that's another $60.

Speaking of this stuff: Will the city of Albany update those "Albany / Mayor Jennings welcomes you / Summer Home of the Super Bowl XLII Champion New York Giants" signs now? Maybe it's a good time to swap the signs for something along the lines of simply, "Welcome to Albany / Capital of the Empire State."

image via NY Governor's Office

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tags: Albany, cars, New York Giants, New York State, sports

Comments

Not the first time. What all the fuss is about?

... said Lu on Feb 6, 2012 at 4:07 PM | link

Not the first time for what?

... said Ron on Feb 6, 2012 at 4:15 PM | link

Regarding the signs: I think that if Jennings wants his name on signs, he should be paying for their production and installation out of his own pocket.

... said Sarah Rain on Feb 6, 2012 at 5:49 PM | link

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