Do your states allow vintage year of manufacture plates ?

ACME A12 said:
69hemibeep said:
So Tallahassee is the home of the plate inspectors :lol: You can't just go to a motor vehicle dept office :loco:
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Correct. Got to send them in for some state-annointed idiot to look at... :lol:

Why do you think I wrote "Flor-i-duh" in the first place...? We can't be trusted with voting machines; what makes you think we can handle 40 year old license plates...???!!!:D

:jester:
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They don't want you to get cut on the metal chads!
 
Plymouthfan said:
Not allowed in PA. I wish they were, because the antique tags look like crap here... they have a photo of a Model T or something on it, LOL.
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CT has something similar, it's like a teens era car. You can just make it out on my sig. pic. That's one reason I changed, and I think the car looks better with the plates of their era on them. A lot of guys up here cover that part of the plate up leaving the reg. number visable.
 
Plymouthfan said:
Not allowed in PA. I wish they were, because the antique tags look like crap here... they have a photo of a Model T or something on it, LOL.
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hmm...don't use the purple plates anymore?
 
Plymouthfan said:
Nope, they ended years ago. Someone suggested I glue on a photo of my car in place. :lol:
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Not a bad idea. Running around on stolen plates wound be tougher.
 
Personized plates here or YOM plates are one time $213 then $72 per year vehicle registration or $18 if you register only to drive to shows or exhibits. Insurance is cheaper too
 
CWR said:
Personized plates here or YOM plates are one time $213 then $72 per year vehicle registration or $18 if you register only to drive to shows or exhibits. Insurance is cheaper too
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dang! cost me $27 once, and I'm done.
 
CWR said:
Personized plates here or YOM plates are one time $213 then $72 per year vehicle registration or $18 if you register only to drive to shows or exhibits. Insurance is cheaper too
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:eek:


Wow. $25 one time fee, good for 50 years in Ohio.
 
See how lucky you guys are to live in US....................but our health care is free!!
 
No it isn't - you're paying for it one way or another! Gov't never gives away anything for free! :jail:
 
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