License plates

[Paul in Colorado]

Originally Posted by OL JENNY

IOWA is now also like Indiana, in that you can permanently display your legible antique plates, but you must have your current plates and registration in the vehicle so you can produce them if requested. This is relatively new, I only became aware of it recently, and verified with our local county license office today.

This is the law in Colorado also.

Paul

[whirnot]

Just got my Horsless carriage plate today, and should have my YOM in a few days, it is RRRRRRough though!

[Paul in Colorado]

Originally Posted by whirnot

Just got my Horsless carriage plate today, and should have my YOM in a few days, it is RRRRRRough though!

The single Colorado plate I have on my town sedan is not in the best condition, but it was accepted without any questions (at the Department of Revenue in Denver).

[whirnot]

If you have never seen the set of plates thay have at Bert's, it is impressive! I was there yesterday, and they have a multiple set of Denver County plates, starting in the model A era, both plates, front and rear, the same number, and spreading over about 10 to 12 years, (I didn't count how many)