YOM plates,Which states allow them?

Can anyone tell me how to find out which states allow Year Of Manufacture plates besides Florida?In Fl.,If you have a 61 chevy,you can register it using a( DMV approved)1961 license plate. ANYONE?

 

California does for '62 and down.

 

oregon does it to.

 

Texas allows it...

 

Ga does, providing you carry a reg plate in the vehicle.

 

Mass does

 

Iowa and Illinois do as well, however they are pretty restrictive on the movement of the vehicle to shows and maintenance.
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Virginia from '72 back.

 

Ohio Does.....Ohio is a Two plate State but in the case of Year Plates they only require one on the rear. Ebay is a great place to get plates in great condition, Cheap.

 

new york checking in. got em on mine. also have "historical" plates available

 

That'sa yes for Michigan.

$35.00 regstration fee for life of the car. Also if your insured as YOM/antique/historical vehicle it saves you the Michigan Catastophic Claims charge on your "collector cars". Think it saves about $135.00 per vehicle per year. See Hagerty or one of the others for info on this.

 

Yeo they sure do - have a plate for my wife's 60 ready to go

 

Same for Maryland..
What if you want to put 1954 plate on a 1947 Car providing you have the reg plates in the car?

 

North Dakota has em, must be 40 years old.

 

Washington does, I think if the car is thirty years old or older and no further licensing is required, no yearly renewal.

 

Oklahoma does;think they give you a little sticker for your windshield
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Alabama and Indiana just passed the law to do.

 

CO allows it, and if you have a military vehicle, you can use the original markings. but you still have to carry a plate

 

Not if you tell them up front. I do know of a Maryland model A with 1958 YOM plates. The lady at the counter didn't catch it. He didn't volunteer it. He already had it registered with the historic plates. He just added the 58 plates to its Vin# for the YOM registration card. You may not be so lucky.

Unless they've changed recently NJ does NOT have YOM.

 

Also you are supposed to carry your modern tag in the car with you at all times. Don't ask me why?

 

Missouri does, dont know the cut off year though.

 

Minnesota does

 

Arizona does allow them. The DMV has to check their files to make sure there isn't another vehicle with the same number. The colors of the plate have to be the same as that year's original colors. Arizona only requires one plate on the rear of any registered vehicle.

 

Connecticut allows it. They even allowed my father in law to run the European plates that came on his 52 Bentley.

 

Kansas allows them too. I think you have to sign an affadavit form with the KS Department of Revenue stating the plate's year and plate #.

 

Nebraska also does, not quite sure of the regulations associated with DOM plates though

 

CT allows it for vehicles 25+ years old. First you have to get 'early american' plates (classic car plates), and pay the fee for those. Then fill out a 2nd form to run YOM. Then keep the early american plates somewhere in the car.

 

Here's a sneak way to get a YOM plate in CO. Never been stopped. A CHP thought it was really clever. The car has a bonded title and is listed as a 2000 homebuilt

 

Ditto on North Carolina