Is it scientifically POSSIBLE to actually SEE a car with a Hawaiian liscence plate in the contiguous United states?

What do you think "scientifically" means?

I've seen both Hawaii and Alaska plates in CA ...

A question I can answer! My brother moved from Hawaii and had his car delivered here in New Jersey!

I’ve seen one before!

OP is right up there with the champion morons.

I've shipped cars to the mainland from Hawai'i, and driven them there with Hawai'i plates until I needed to change to my new state's plates. I think 1964 was the first time I did that.

There's nothing to it. You contact a specialized shipper (there are several), deliver the car to the wharf, and wait for it on the other end. It might take 2 weeks.

In fact I'm about to ship a car from the Big Island to Ithaca. When it gets there, I'll drive it with its Hawai'i plates for a while.

When I lived in Western NY I regularly saw Hawai'i plates. If I could, I'd talk to the driver and make the usual bad joke "how's the bridge doing?" We all laugh at that.

But not as hard as I'm laughing at the OP's idiocy.

the430miler wrote:

Just been busy getting my team ready for conference and regionals and nats.

I dont think it is scientifically possible for a car with a Hawaiian license plate to actually exist in the mainland United states.

1. How would the car get here from Hawaii?

2. There is no road connecting Hawaii to the United states.

3. The owner of the car would have to put his car on a plane and fly it over the Pacific Ocean

-the430miler

Mentality > physicality

San Antonio university coach

Stolen license plate.

the430miler wrote:

Just been busy getting my team ready for conference and regionals and nats.

I dont think it is scientifically possible for a car with a Hawaiian license plate to actually exist in the mainland United states.

1. How would the car get here from Hawaii?

2. There is no road connecting Hawaii to the United states.

3. The owner of the car would have to put his car on a plane and fly it over the Pacific Ocean

-the430miler

Mentality > physicality

San Antonio university coach

Get a Hawaiian license plate on ebay and mount it on to your car.

Yes it is that easy and scientifically possible.

I see them in southern California fairly often. I live near Camp Pendleton and it's not uncommon for military types to move beween Hawaii and the mainland. My nextdoor neighbor is former Navy and moved from Hawaii. They had Hawaiian plates for a while.

You must be new here because the word is moran not moron. While I hope someday to meat him it's fairly evident that the430miler runs without shoe strings. It isn't accepted to call the430miler names like idiot and moron. That's just being mean as well as redundant.

76 and still doing distance wrote:

I've shipped cars to the mainland from Hawai'i

You haven't even proven Hawaii exists. Start there. Why should I believe those cars weren't really shipped from Tahiti?

Ernest wrote:

I'll take Cargo Ships for 1000...

0/10.

You have done much better work.

the430miler wrote:

Just been busy getting my team ready for conference and regionals and nats.

I dont think it is scientifically possible for a car with a Hawaiian license plate to actually exist in the mainland United states.

1. How would the car get here from Hawaii?

2. There is no road connecting Hawaii to the United states.

3. The owner of the car would have to put his car on a plane and fly it over the Pacific Ocean

-the430miler

Mentality > physicality

San Antonio university coach

Idk man this is pretty good work, got me howling for a good 20 sec

Why would anyone ship a car from Hawaii to the contiguous United States? Is there a shortage of cars here or something?

Hardloper wrote:

Why would anyone ship a car from Hawaii to the contiguous United States? Is there a shortage of cars here or something?

Uh, typically it goes like this:

-- you own a car in Hawai'i

-- the car suits your purposes

-- you're moving to the mainland

-- you don't want or need to buy a new car at your new place

-- you ship the damn thing.

Not real hard, this one.

Co-Flounder wrote:You must be new here because the word is moran not moron. While I hope someday to meat him it's fairly evident that the430miler runs without shoe strings. It isn't accepted to call the430miler names like idiot and moron. That's just being mean as well as redundant.

No, I knew that. See it all the time here. It's just that seeing the word that means "Masai warrior" used instead of "moron" annoys me. Debasement of language and all that.

I'm wondering whether your hope someday to "meat him" is a gay thing?

I'm with you about the redundancy, for sure.

Curvature of the Earth and all that wrote:

No, the line of sight is too long. Unless you have a mirror on a satellite or something, but even then with lasers the photon dispersion would make it too blurry (you might "see" the car, but not the license plate clearly).

Bodies of water do not curve.

Bodies of water do not curve.

Nonsense. Are you a flat-earther?

76 and still doing distance wrote:

Bodies of water do not curve.

Nonsense. Are you a flat-earther?

Flat Earth is nonsense, but would definitely prove my point that Hawaii may not exist. I should have seen it way out there on the vast flat ocean.

Something tells me you don't understand science. You also don't coach in San Antonio or any University for that matter.

BigTex wrote:

Something tells me you don't understand science. You also don't coach in San Antonio or any University for that matter.

This. Oh, and capitalizing words only serves to add emphasis but does not provide greater clarity and understanding around the intended meaning.