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Originally Posted by newshirt
Oddly, Colorado is not on that list...
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You just have to read far enough!
YEAR OF MANUFACTURE LICENSE PLATE USE -- REGISTRATION ALLOWED:
VEHICLE/PLATE QUALIFYING AGE: Plates must have been made 1942 or earlier (** See Notes below)
VEHICLE TYPES QUALIFYING FOR YOM: Passenger vehicles and light trucks
MUST TYPES MATCH: Unknown
SINGLE/PAIR REQUIRED: Single
REPAINTED PLATES ALLOWED: No
MUST NUMBER CLEAR: Unknown
NOTES: Authorized by SB 00-146, effective 08/02/2000. Plates must be embossed with the year of original issue; must be legible; must have been issued contemporaneously with the year of manufacture of the vehicle upon which they are displayed, as determined by the department; and plate serial number must not exceed seven characters.
Motor vehicles having such special registration plates may be used on the streets and highways for driving such vehicle to and from assemblies, conventions, or other meetings where such vehicles and their ownership are the primary interest. Vehicles so registered may also be used or driven on special occasions, for demonstrations and parades, and on occasions when their operation on the streets and highways will not constitute a traffic hazard. They may also be used for traveling to and from and while on local, state, or national tours held primarily for the exhibition and enjoyment of such vehicles.