NOT OJ's Bronco

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Same body/generation as his was.

I’d prefer it to what passses for ā€˜Bronco’ the last few model years.

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I’m surprised that NJ would let that vanity plate on the road.

Different times now.

You can’t find them here in the Northeast anymore because they all rusted away. They were NEVER a reliable vehicle. I don’t know about the new Bronco’s, but they didn’t have a very high bar to be better than OJ’s Bronco.

Actually the Bronco was never OJ’s. It belonged to Al Cowling.

And Al was driving it with OJ in the back during the low speed chase.

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I think it all depends on which MVC employee is reviewing one’s application for a vanity plate. I used to know a guy who requested ā€œIfugaoā€ as his NJ vanity plate. The Ifugao were/are an indigenous tribe in Northern Luzon, but he was told that his request was rejected because it was an ā€œattempt at obscenityā€.

He had to send them several pages of documentation (and a new application) in order to prove that ā€œIfugaoā€ was not an attempt at obscenity.

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I guess there is nothing today that does not offend someone.

The fact that the police were caught ā€œimprovingā€ their case by planting evidence introduced reasonable doubt and the jury acquitted him.

Even if he was convicted, I would not be offended, it’s funny

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I seriously doubt it’s a human doing the screening.

Twenty five years ago, the State of NJ definitely didn’t utilize AI, so it was definitely a person who processed his application. Even now, with their ancient, outdated servers, I tend to doubt whether they utilize AI.

This isn’t what we consider AI. Word recognition has been around for years. Windows 2005 has been able to do a pretty decent job of it.

Kinda like our censorship here. :grinning_face_with_smiling_eyes:

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The Bromco competed with the Chevy Blaxer amd the Dodge Ramcharger umtil the 90’s, Now its aimed at the Jeep Wramgler, like the first gen.