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I couldn't resist and they do not cost anything extra here in KY. I will transfer it to my CC when I trade or total the Heep

Nice! Wanna guess what I have on my car?
They cost me $104 every two years

HenryJ HJ?

HenryJ, you got it first try.

I have the 9/11 memorial plates on my SS.

They read SK96SS.

My plates cost $70 a year and the extra money is used to help children who lost their parents in the 9/11 tragedy.

Steve

The custom plates here in IL used to be free.. but now cost an extra $15 a year. Custom means they follow the 'normal' letter number combination rules for the type of plate. Vanity plates are still at least double and are all letter or all numbers.

Current plates
Crew Cab 4 D YURT -- Yurt is the Mongolian tent that I hand built for camping

1964 Impala MY YAHT 1 -- Got tired of everyone calling it a boat. Its not a boat it a Yacht!! dang it.

1997 S-10 Has had 2 MT BK (mountain Bike) 4 AUTOX but now has KC9GPS. Ham radio plates are a free be here and are actually passenger car plates so I am legal to run the truck on 'No Truck' streets in Chicago.

daevans315 wrote:.............Current plates
Crew Cab 4 D YURT -- Yurt is the Mongolian tent that I hand built for camping...........

I always thought that the tent and tag were awesome

did the jar-head sticker cost you extra...lol.

rickscrewcab wrote:did the jar-head sticker cost you extra...lol.

No, the stickers are on all the veteran plates for all branches of service. A coworker's late father had one from WWII and he was in the merchant marines. The conflict's name is on the bottom sticker.

I like it. I can't get one because it would read "BADSCREW"

BADs Crew wrote:... it would read "BADSCREW"

Not exactly what you want all the girls to know

Most likely the worst user name to put on any rear bumper.

I've been thinking about getting my cell #. Nobody would know it was a cell # except for the people in my area. You could always get a bumper sticker above it asking "How's my driving?" It would be a rather interesting way to meet people as well. Pretty discreet too as the #s in NH are 3 digits then 4 just like a phone number.

Ive been tossin around the idea of gettin some custom plates for the Blazer...I know what I want, just dont feel liek going to the DMV and getting the plates. I am going to get NOTSAFE on mine.

HenryJ wrote:Nice! Wanna guess what I have on my car?
They cost me $104 every two years

$104 is nothing. My last set of plates were around $250 for two years. The only thing special about them was they are Purdue University plates which added $25.

AZS10Crew wrote:............$104 is nothing. My last set of plates were around $250 for two years. The only thing special about them was they are Purdue University plates which added $25.

Don't go there KY charges property tax on the vehicle every year and that is included in the renewal fees. How they figure what a vehicle is worth is beyond me. It's well above NADA and Kelley prices I pay over $200 a yr on a 5 yr old S-10 and over $50 on a 17 yr old heep each year!

I just ordered mine today mine will say 1 NEWMAN my last name. Cost me $105 every yr.

f9k9 wrote:Don't go there KY charges property tax on the vehicle every year and that is included in the renewal fees.

We Have That Here In Virginia Too, This Year Is Has Cost Me The Following For My Truck:

Just Regular Tags (not personalized) $41.50 Per Year
State Safety Inspection - $15.00 Per Year
State Emissions Inspection - $28.00 Bi-Annual
Personal Property Tax - $200.00 Yearly
County Sticker - $25.00 Yearly

Man I Love This Place

Well, for those of you that have been around awhile, and know about my luck with water fowl will appreciate this. It takes like almost 2 months to get them here. You have to show your DD214 (discharge paperwork) and go into the courthouse with your current plates. I gave them extra time (because of my luck), called them up to verify that they were in. I was advised that they were in. I yank my tags while parked at the federal courthouse, walk 6 blocks to the county courthouse with tag in hand. I go to pick it up and low and behold there is my tag Only problem is that it was a motorcycle tag! I have never seen a veteran tag on an bike. Made me want to go out and buy another one right then and there but, I had to reject it.