Re: painting license plates

[Bob Crockett <bcrockett1492@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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neal Zimmerman, eugene Oregon  Wrote:

> does anybody know if its illegal to re-paint( restore) your license
> plate as long as the colors are the same.
>    I have the old school plates on my car from the sixties and want to
>    keep them ,but they are seriously scary looking and need work,
>    straightening and paint. The new license plates here in oregon are
>    dumb, dumb, dumb!
>   seems like this could be one of those " its illegal to tear the tags
>   off your matress" type of beauracratic no-no's.

Neal,

That would depend on your Oregon licensing authority.  I would tend to 
think that technically it would be a violation, but if no info is 
changed and the work is done well and (OF COURSE!) no fees or other 
money due to the state or county are avoided I don't see any harm.  Of 
course, the state of Oregon MIGHT see some harm and the opinion of one 
silly Texan will not likely carry much weight with your authorities.

Here in Texas, we have a whole bunch of "specialty" plates.  They 
include plates for antique cars, classic cars, parade vehicles, former 
military vehicles, disabled person and disabled veteran, native Texan, 
and four different pro sports teams.  They all have different designs, 
and they all carry a premium price (except the disabled plates)  It's 
all about THE MONEY!!!

I did a Google search and came up with this URL that should get you 
close to a real answer:

> https://www.oregondmv.com/online/faq_registration.htm

Have all the fun you can!

BC

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