Well, heck! I don't guess I'll attempt it since I'm the 3rd owner of my GC. Just crossed 191,000 last week. Once I get to 200,000, I may try it anyway. How the heck do they know how many owners a vehicle has had? Do they ask for your VIN and run a check on it somehow?Here's all the details on joining the Chrysler High-Miler's Club...
http://www.allpar.co...gh-milers-club/
Note that you have to be the first or second owner to qualify.
YesWell, heck! I don't guess I'll attempt it since I'm the 3rd owner of my GC. Just crossed 191,000 last week. Once I get to 200,000, I may try it anyway. How the heck do they know how many owners a vehicle has had? Do they ask for your VIN and run a check on it somehow?
I noticed that rigfht after I got the plate years ago. I thought it was cool too!I have to comment on your license number, how ironic that the license number on your
Dodge Neon is 1914? The start of The first Dodge Brothers car was November 14,1914 really cool!
Congratulations and Thanks for sharing!
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Good idea assuming one actually took a pic of said vehicle somewhere along the line........I just had a thought. I the event that something ever happens to your 100K or 200K, etc. Chrysler and it has to go to that big junkyard in the sky, use these plate frames as picture frames. Put a good picture of your beloved Mopar inside the frame, add a backing, and hang it on the wall!
With the Neon, just drill new holes in the top area. Its just a plastic bumber, it should be easy. Just don't drill them too big. :-DGot the plate cover and it doesn't fit on the Caravan where the rear plate mounts and MI doesn't have front plates. It wouldn't even fit the 1886 Neon either. The mounting screws for the plate is on the bottom and the plate holder uses screw mounting on top. Maybe I should just Frame It and put it on the garage wall.
Ya, It's recessed in at the back where the plate mounts with very little room at the sidesIs the rear plate area on a '90 Caravan that tight? :huh: