Licence plate incerts

[Deleted User]
[Deleted User]
edited November -1 in HUDSON
I can,t believe it I put up some licence plate/wall hangings and asked for your opinions and 102 people look:eek: at it and not one comment on did you like them or not. . maybe I need to put it up for a vote YES____:p OR NO___:( Dont forget gang Xmas is comming .The perfect thing for the MAN OR WOMAN who has every thing. LOL Hudson Dave www.FatWhitewalls.com

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  • [Deleted User]
    [Deleted User]
    Dave,
    No need for a poll. If it's Hudson related, I like it! My problem is that I have 2 tags on my car. The antique tag on the rear and a year of manufacture tag on the front. ( It is even from the county I live in.) I may be interested in some wall hangings for the garage, a little later though. I will keep you in mind.
    Bob
  • Unknown
    Unknown
    Even though you can display year of manufacture plates on antique cars in most states, those that allow it require that you install front and rear (where required) or risk a ticket for "failure to display." Also, states that allow year of manufacture plates to be displayed require that you keep the registered plates in the car. So, even though I think novelty plates are cool, most people I know don't bother with them. Maybe they're just cheap...LOL.
  • [Deleted User]
    [Deleted User]
    Tennessee issues only one plate which is supposed to be used on the rear. Year of Manufacture plates can be run on the rear by getting a letter from the county court clerk, and as indicated before, having the registered plate in the car. I just run my YOM plate in the front and leave my antique plate in the rear. My YOM is not a reproduction, it is a 1954 Tennessee tag from the county I live in. I especially like it because it is shaped like the state of Tennessee.
    Bob
  • Unknown
    Unknown
    Amusing story to go with this. Maybe 7 or so years ago at the Hudson Carlisle meet . A fellow came in in a nice original 49 convt. with 49 Pa tags on it, right on his rear bumper was a state trooper who tryed to ticket him for improper tags, guess who ended up looking stupid in front of about 30 Hudson people, He apparently did not know that they were allowed
  • Unknown
    Unknown
    Although one would think that year of manufacture (YOM) plates should be (re)registered, that doesn't seem to be the case in all states. I wonder if there will now be a rash of illegal activities committed in Hudsons with YOM plates not registered to the car and its owner...LOL
  • MikeWA
    MikeWA Senior Contributor
    I guess we're really lucky in Washington- You only need one YOM plate- you take the plate in to local DMV outlet, they photocopy it and register it with with DMV, and you never have to deal with license plates again. No "regular" plate needed in the car, no annual renewal, nothing. Costs 35 bucks, as I recall. Needless to say, you hardly ever see a collector car with regular plates around here.
  • Unknown
    Unknown
    WOW! Washington has the right idea and sounds like an "old car friendly" state. And only $35.00...you are lucky.
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