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It's a submariner thing. AAIII is the abbreviation for All Ahead Flank, which is the maximum bell that you can ring up on a ship. The 'C' on the end is the submariner part, and stands for "cavitate!" Normally you don't want to cavitate, because it's noisy, but if you need to speed up right ******* now, you order a cavitate bell. So AAIIIC is basically, "max power, right now!" Of course, the V doesn't have quite the 30,000+ horsepower of an SSN, but I still think it's a pretty good fit.
When the time comes to sell you car, You should make the main pic in the thread/post/ad that picture with all of the crap all over it. lol
Glad to see you can just take a shot of the car, unlike some who need to make it on a full on photo shoot.
Glad to see you can just take a shot of the car, unlike some who need to make it on a full on photo shoot.
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From: Maryland, but home in Detroit alot!
Nice! Having been on a few sub hunting Aegis Destroyers and Cruisers i thought thats what you meant...lol. Fair winds and following seas bro!...lol
It's a submariner thing. AAIII is the abbreviation for All Ahead Flank, which is the maximum bell that you can ring up on a ship. The 'C' on the end is the submariner part, and stands for "cavitate!" Normally you don't want to cavitate, because it's noisy, but if you need to speed up right ******* now, you order a cavitate bell. So AAIIIC is basically, "max power, right now!" Of course, the V doesn't have quite the 30,000+ horsepower of an SSN, but I still think it's a pretty good fit.
It's a submariner thing. AAIII is the abbreviation for All Ahead Flank, which is the maximum bell that you can ring up on a ship. The 'C' on the end is the submariner part, and stands for "cavitate!" Normally you don't want to cavitate, because it's noisy, but if you need to speed up right ******* now, you order a cavitate bell. So AAIIIC is basically, "max power, right now!" Of course, the V doesn't have quite the 30,000+ horsepower of an SSN, but I still think it's a pretty good fit.
Check this out. Just don't get this vanity plate...
http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/sideshow...000913724.html
http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/sideshow...000913724.html
yall are funny. She was more concerned with work since I drive into a protected lot and they might not like it.
In the end concidering my mom passed from breast cancer I like the Komen plates more.
In the end concidering my mom passed from breast cancer I like the Komen plates more.
Vanity Plates – per year
$50.00
Taken from http://www.mva.maryland.gov/About-MV...leRegistration
So each 2 year renewal is 100 bucks. Stupid to me because it costs them NOTHING after the initial stmaping/printing.
$50.00
Taken from http://www.mva.maryland.gov/About-MV...leRegistration
So each 2 year renewal is 100 bucks. Stupid to me because it costs them NOTHING after the initial stmaping/printing.
Vanity Plates – per year
$50.00
Taken from http://www.mva.maryland.gov/About-MV...leRegistration
So each 2 year renewal is 100 bucks. Stupid to me because it costs them NOTHING after the initial stmaping/printing.
$50.00
Taken from http://www.mva.maryland.gov/About-MV...leRegistration
So each 2 year renewal is 100 bucks. Stupid to me because it costs them NOTHING after the initial stmaping/printing.
