Furlock Bones said:

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jetch17 said:

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ol man Claytie playin at Green Tree today?

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that was tuesday. it was his son who rolled out.

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TxAg20 said:

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That was probably a rhetorical question, but I needed to know the answer...

It looks like GMC Sierra and Chevrolet Silverado sales combined are about 7.6% of total new autos sold in Texas. So, of the estimated 10,000 Texas plates that start with "GMT" at least 760 of them are likely to be on a Sierra or Silverado. Obviously, that number would be higher if you include all Yukon/Suburban/Escalade vehicles.

Further, I believe only vehicles classified as trucks get AAA#### plates, and cars get AA##### plates. Given that, the likelihood of a GMT#### plate on a GM truck or SUV is probably much higher.

I still don't know the answer, but chances are many people will encounter a GM truck or SUV with Texas GMT#### plates.

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CanyonAg77 said:

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And I have truck tags that are AA#######

And I kind of miss the old days where you could guess where a car was from by the plates. Up here, the plates all started with A. It was also kind of cool having a different plate color each year.

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It was also kind of cool having a different plate color each year.

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La Fours said:

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It's hard to see, but the LP says POO MAN. He was doing 90 down hwy 6 and I had my son in the car so I didn't try and get closer.

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