Highway number game

[Hellfighter]

2+3=5

[SSOWorld]

Guys lets keep the images under 800 pixels please.

[Hellfighter]

Guys lets keep the images under 800 pixels please.

Mine are all 1024x768. I didn't think that was real big.

[US71]

2+3=5

I'll see your 5 and raise you 60

[Hellfighter]

6+5=11

[agentsteel53]

old-sign US-10 and other shields, still in existence.  Kinda hard to steal them unless you were to make off with the entire bridge.

[WillWeaverRVA]

If that state route shield is a 32, then 10 + 12 + 32 = 54:

[us44mt]

54 +1 = 55 with the A thrown in for free.

[agentsteel53]

one of the rarest US highway shields ... 55 hasn't been around since the early 1930s.

[US71]

Would you call this a "hybrid" ?

[agentsteel53]

pure unmitigated awesomeness is what I call it.  Here's an error that at least gets the shield shape right.  No state name, alas (unless that I is for Illinois!)

[US71]

pure unmitigated awesomeness is what I call it.  Here's an error that at least gets the shield shape right.  No state name, alas (unless that I is for Illinois!)

Does it come in green?

[mightyace]

Taking the 62, reversing them and adding a four in the middle.



TN246sm by mightyace, on Flickr

[74/171FAN]

Reversing 642, deleting the 2 and adding 60 

[US71]

Take the first number of each and you get 66

[us44mt]

Orange County's 66.

[US71]

Two 6's makes 12

[ctsignguy]

and 1 plus 2 plus 1 plus 2 plus 7 equals 13

here ya go!

[mapman]

1 + 3 = 4 ... eastbound CA 4 approaching the future CA 4 Bypass in eastern Antioch, CA (on the outskirts of the SF Bay Area).

[WillWeaverRVA]

Hopping over to the other end of the country, here's DE 4 with DE 2 and DE 896:

[ctsignguy]

Keeping the 2, here from the Weasel State:

[US71]

A Missouri "deuce" (with a side order of button copy)

[agentsteel53]

nothing like a California-style US 71 cutout in the great state of Iowa.  Only example of that style I've ever seen for that state.

[US71]

nothing like a California-style US 71 cutout in the great state of Iowa.  Only example of that style I've ever seen for that state.

Those are OLD: probably 50's/60's Vintage. Used to see that style along a lot of the Interstates before cut-out styles phased out in the early 70's.

Then there's the (as I call it) "skinny neck" version

[74/171FAN]

Keep the business banner 71 reversed is 17 along with adding 14 and 619