Re: Black/Yellow Vehicle License Plates

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In a message dated 9/26/2005 5:47:17 PM Pacific Standard Time,  
menkoj@xxxxxxxxx writes:

Ron,

from what I understand is what you are doing is ok.   When you say the
plates are cleared, what do you mean?  My  understanding is that the
donor car had to be declared "dead" to the DMV,  and thus making those
plates available.  63 was the first year of the  Black plate/yellow
lettering AFAIK.  If your car is a 63, I can't see  why it would be a
problem unless of course the plates aren't cleared.   I know several
other people that have these plates.  I can ask them  directly if you
like.
 
MJ
 
Thanks for the helpful info.  I'm trying to get these plates n a 1968  
vehicle.  The plates are "cleared" meaning they are not currently  registered to any 
car.  The '68 vehicle is currently registered and has the  normal white 
Calif. plates on them.  Today, the DMV tried telling us that  since the plates are 
stamped '63, we can only use them on a '63 vehicle.   We explained that the 
black/yellow letter plates were all stamped '63 and were  used through '68 or 
'69.  But they wouldn't listen. They want verification  that these plates were 
originals off the '68 car, which they're not.
 
Ron

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