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Re: type3-d Digest V99 #412


> Date: Thu, 22 Jul 1999 22:38:27 -0800
> From: Greg Merritt <gregm@vwtype3.org>
> To: type3@vwtype3.org
> Subject: [T3] keeping CA black & yellow plates, '69 Squareback
> Question for California T3'ers...
> 
> 	My '69 lived most of its life in California, with the last two
> years or so in Michigan.  The car now has Michigan tags, but I just moved
> back to California, and I've still got the original black & yellow
> California plates.
> 
> 	When I go to register the car at the DMV next week, can I just walk
> in there with the old plates?  Will they let me use them?  Any special
> hoops to walk through?
> 
> -Greg

The black and yellow ,hre not allowed to be reissued.  Your best bet is to find one of your old California registration slips and see if you can claim "non-operational" for the last few years, and a lost or misplaced title.  If they get even a hint of your out of state registration, you haven't got a chance.  I'm not certain about the import to California rules about cars older than 25 years, but newer cars are subject to a smog impact fee just for bringing it across the state line, whether is was originally a California car or not.  By the way, if you are an AAA member, you can get your plates there, and avoid the DMV.

Tim Dapper

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