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4/3/2012 - Vintage Plates Ruled Legal for PA Residents - New Law Paves the Way for "Year of Manufacture" (aka YOM) tags to adorn collector cars. Governor to sign in a few days. :nanawrench:More details Here
The way I read it, the plate has to be from the year of manufacture of the vehicle, no later than 1975.
I would have liked to do this to my Camino, but it's too new.
Bill
Gots a YOM on my '56 (see sig block). I THINK that you can use the correct color plates with the expiration month/year sticker on the plate. I won't guarantee that, tho.Very cool, Texas allows that, although sometime in the 70's they stopped issuing license plates with the Year printed on them.
This year when my registration comes up I'll register my 66 Texas truck tags, black w/white lettering, on my old beaterGots a YOM on my '56 (see sig block). I THINK that you can use the correct color plates with the expiration month/year sticker on the plate. I won't guarantee that, tho.
Do you still have a 52 model car to put that plate on?
Don't we all get tired of that? Even if you put a sign in the window, they'd still ask,... :yell: GeorgeThat's the way the law works in North Carolina. You would think it would cut down on the "What year is that?" questions, but it doesn't.
Copper
SEMA.org posted the following:
We Urge you to Contact Pennsylvania Governor Tom Corbett (Contact Info Below) Immediately
to Request His Support for H.B. 1203
Pennsylvania legislation to provide vehicle owners the option of using vintage, original model-year license plates (YOM) on antique and classic vehicles was passed by the Pennsylvania legislature and now moves to the governor for his signature and enactment into law.DON’T DELAY! Please contact Governor Tom Corbett immediately to request his support for H.B 1203.
Thank you for your assistance.
Governor Tom Corbett
Governor Tom Corbett
Phone: 717-787-2500
Email: [email protected]