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Chris in WNC · 03-13-2020, 08:14 AM

Nitpicking license plates on antique cars is appropriately a low priority for most law enforcement.
I get a nice YOM plate for each old car (on eBay) and display it all the time.
Once I got stopped in a radar trap with our '37 Plymouth and the cop did not even ask for registration, he just wrote the '37 plate number on the ticket and sent me on my way.
I do have our '35 registered with a legal NC plate which I carry in the car but don't think it is really a must-have and may just let it expire......

03-13-2020, 08:14 AM	#4
Chris in WNC Senior Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: Spruce Pine, NC Posts: 1,458	Re: License Plates Nitpicking license plates on antique cars is appropriately a low priority for most law enforcement. I get a nice YOM plate for each old car (on eBay) and display it all the time. Once I got stopped in a radar trap with our '37 Plymouth and the cop did not even ask for registration, he just wrote the '37 plate number on the ticket and sent me on my way. I do have our '35 registered with a legal NC plate which I carry in the car but don't think it is really a must-have and may just let it expire...... __________________ our next Model A is out there in the unknown......