I always thought Georgia had a neat rule. There you could use plates from the year it was manufactured for your car. On old cars its pretty neat, not sure how nostalgic people are of 1981 playes though! ;)
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I always thought Georgia had a neat rule. There you could use plates from the year it was manufactured for your car. On old cars its pretty neat, not sure how nostalgic people are of 1981 playes though! ;)
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At one time Wisconsin the leader in all of the states for Personalized plates.Quote:
Originally Posted by dhaney
Not an option for collector vehicle plates in Wisconsin, unfortunately.
When you first get a collector plate you are given base ID plate number. If you have multiple collector vehicles the same base number is assigned and then they ad a suffix Letter for every new plate you add.
Example:
123456
123456A
123456B
123456C
The plate base numbers are assigned sequentially. I Once saw a single digit Wisconsin collector plate. That was an Old number assignment and they are never reused.
Your Colorado plate is nice looking though.
https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...c2a1b54fa0.jpg
Pretty isn't it. ☹️
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Never heard of that rule before. Must look into it.Quote:
Originally Posted by adam_knox
Personalized collector plates would be a dream come true. In WI we get a preassigned number (now in the 6 digit range), and any other collectors vehicles you own in addition to your first gets assigned that same number with suffix A, B, C, etc. I'm not sure what happens if you own more than 26 collector vehicles.Quote:
Originally Posted by dhaney
The plate design is what's so horrible though.
http://dmctalk.org/attachment.php?at...1&d=1488910762
Bleh.
EDIT: looks like Dennis beat me to the reply
We have the same year rules in Colorado but 1981 is really that exciting....
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You are all lucky.
Here is the GA collector plate, aka Hobby Antique
https://mvd.dor.ga.gov/motor/plates/images/2004/ha.jpg
not a look that I like on a D;
apologies to at least one (former) owner that had it.
Colorado also has that rule.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dangermouse
I think Colorado has the most license plate options.... you can give extra money to the state government and they will give some to charity depending on the plate you choose. I skip the middle man and send straight to the charity...
https://www.colorado.gov/pacific/dmv...license-plates
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Sorry Dan, not even close.Quote:
Originally Posted by dhaney
A quick count shows CO has 68 plate options beyond "standard" and "motorcycle", whereas GA has 236. TWO HUNDRED AND THIRTY SIX !!! All at extra cost
https://mvd.dor.ga.gov/motor/plates/PlateSelection.aspx
You may be right on GA but 68 for CO ain't even close.... ;-)... that was one set... there are alumni plates for virtually every college in the state... and most regiments and branches of the military can get a colorado plate as well.... those alone number 71... to go along with the 68... I'm certain we'll catch up too! Because it's so easy to get a new group added....Quote:
Originally Posted by Dangermouse
https://legisource.net/2015/09/10/an...icense-plates/
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Heck you could move to CO and get a plate for Georgians who moved to CO if you desired!
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