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Old 09-12-2019, 07:28 PM
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Originally Posted by 60sstuff View Post
This is exactly what I did (as the local DMV in Fremont instructed me to do) in 2015 for my 1965 GTO that I purchased from NJ.
I found a set of corresponding (for a 1965) Black / Yellow plates that had a 1965 “sticker” on it.
They all have a 63 “stamped”, but it’s the correct sticker they are looking for..

Chris.
Absolutely correct EXCEPT there are a few black plates without "63"
The theory is the dies were worn by the end of the run and the 63 was worn the most. There are plates that have a just barely "63" visible but not stamped in to the metal which supports the worn out theory.

 


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