So I found this site that had this contest on it and thought it was pretty sweet. I love the vanity plate that reads: Van go... super cute!

Vanity Plates Contests

Parade magazine (included in the Sunday section of many newspapers) recently hosted a vanity plates contest. The result is given below. If you live in Southern California, you can also enter the KNX1070 License Plate Contest. The following is taken from October 6th issue of Parade magazine: America's car owners are a clever bunch. More than 7000 entered our competition for funny or unusual license plates. Here are the 10 winners, picked for humor, charm and originality. (A special flick of the high beams to North Carolina, which produced two winners.) Congratulations to all! If any have you stumped [see the bottom in fine print]. 4. Courtesy on the road is appreiciated. This entry from Dorothy Blackman of Longmeadow, Mass., struck us as...well...Qute

1. Puzzled by this one from Meretta J. Marks of Plainsboro, NJ? When you get it, the message will hit you just above the nose.	2.The perennial cruiser's question, from Lauren Ivy Tambrino, a student at Elon College in North Carolina.
3. Is this hearty mirth from Patricia M. Cruz of Coram, NY, demented raving or spunky attitude? You decide.	4. Courtesy on the road is appreiciated. This entry from Dorothy Blackman of Longmeadow, Mass., struck us as...well...Qute
5. This plate from Morgan W.F. Dickerson of Portland, Ore., can be read two ways. Morgan insists that the proper reading is not "I'm 12 extra-large".	6. Words of wisdom and a safety reminder are combined on one plate from Carrie Perrien of Rogers, Ark.
7. An upbeat message from Georgia Claxton of Greenville, NC, and the title of a hit song from 1944.	8. Paula A. Langston of Oklahoma City bring a daub of culture to the road - and her vehicle.
9. A question that parents are always asking their kids, from Frank Conrad of Springfield, VA.	10. In the rearview mirror, slowpokes may see this blunt message from Laurie Clamici of O'Fallon, MO.