When I lived in California they were using the blue plates, which I will
always associate with California for the rest of my life.
2 questions: since I lived in L.A. in the early 80's, which was 20 years ago,
is there any value to saying a car is a "blue plate" car? Would seem so.
2nd, is it possible to get black plates and just put them on your car? How do
you know you're really getting a black plate car? Is the tag# on the title
and/or registration?
Mark
Terry & Andree Hoeman wrote:
> is this to say that whatever plate you were issued is still on the car and
> you are not required to get new plates every few years?? WOW. We are
> required to get new plates all the time. Give us something new and ugly to
> look at and complain about!..
>
> You are actually happy to have a new plate that hasn't been beaten around
> for years as a rule. Some of the used ones get pretty tired.
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