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Post by sportabout on Nov 9, 2018 8:04:41 GMT -5
Can you still use old 60' licence plates with old cars? Or are they upgraded new ones?
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Post by tubbs on Nov 9, 2018 8:14:00 GMT -5
here in the states, you can have "same year" plates put on and have them legal. lot of paperwork, but the answer is yes.
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Post by BUCKY on Nov 9, 2018 13:53:39 GMT -5
I think it has to be from the state the car is registered in, though. I live in Tennessee, and I have a set of original, pristine condition Michigan plates from 1968, but I can't run those on my '68 Imperial.
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Post by DusterEd on Nov 9, 2018 22:26:11 GMT -5
I think it has to be from the state the car is registered in, though. I live in Tennessee, and I have a set of original, pristine condition Michigan plates from 1968, but I can't run those on my '68 Imperial. Here in Ohio you can register your car as a historical vehicle and use your Year plate on your car but must keep the historical plate in the trunk. I run 72 plates on my 340 Duster. Like Bucky said they must be from your state and in good condition. |
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Post by DusterEd on Nov 9, 2018 22:30:38 GMT -5
I think it has to be from the state the car is registered in, though. I live in Tennessee, and I have a set of original, pristine condition Michigan plates from 1968, but I can't run those on my '68 Imperial. Here in Ohio you can register your car as a historical vehicle and use your Year plate on your car but must keep the historical plate in the trunk. I run 72 plates on my 340 Duster. Like Bucky said they must be from your state and in good condition. Oh one more thing they are good for 25 years. As long as you just drive it to car shows and cruise ins and parades and not a daily driver. |
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