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In a message dated 1/10/05 10:52:22 AM Eastern Standard Time,
cars@tiserves.com writes:
> When I was considering the options, I went to the DMV website and I
> could use either "Historical" or "Vintage" Plates. The NYDMV has two
> different categories.
Yeah, we have that option too, but here they call it YOM plates (Year Of
Manufacture). Those are slightly different than Historical, but also very similar
in use. They are more of a restricted plate, but not a parade plate like the
Historical plate. Also you need to have both of them (our law currently only
requires 1 plate), which can make finding a pair a real job. We also have
personalized plates (John J. was sporting one at the 2004 Invasion), and sometimes
you got 2 and sometimes only 1 of those, depending on which style of plate you
got. We've also got several different styles of plates, everything from std
plates, to upscale, to college, to certain special interests. Dave Hall got some
shots of mine to compare with John's since we were both from the same state (
mine had the Mackinaw bridge on it with a sunset, while John's was the
standard blue with white letters, but personalized), so just getting plates for your
car can get confusing unless you know what you want.
Bob 65 Notch S w/ Sunroof
71 Square, now a 2 seat Roadster, pics can be seen at;
http://volksrods.com
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