[Russell Reay]

Originally Posted by Keith True

N.H. has been allowing the use of YOM plates for many years now.They started out by allowing the use of one on the front,with the regular antique plate on the rear.When the sky didn't fall after doing this for a couple of years,they allowed the use for both front and rear.You have to register the car in normal fashion,with regular antique plates,then certify the YOM plates.Just show your YOM plates,and a copy of the registration,.and they fill out a little paper for you to carry.It is free,no fees involved.Also,I was informed at the DMV desk in Concord when I took my first pair in to be certified that out of state plates could be used too.I have a pair of 1928 Mass plates with a little codfish on them on my 28 phaeton.I have to carry my state issued antique plates under the seat at all times.

Good to know