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Originally Posted by alexiskai
NC is pretty lax. Here's the sum total of the relevant law:
"Any motor vehicle of the age of 35 years or more from the date of manufacture may bear the license plates of the year of manufacture instead of the current registration plates, if the current registration plates are maintained within the vehicle"
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That's pretty much the same for MD, however when I registered my yom tags I had to take them in for the dmv to inspect. They checked for reflectivity (not sure if that applys to yours) and readability, and also if the number was current. The tags I use were special issued in 1976 only as a bicentennial plate and the 'young' lady at the dmv had never even seen a set, she questioned me as to what they were. Ironically, I had to have my license plate inspected but the car required no inspections to get tagged.