[The Champ]

I don't know the laws in New Hampshire, but do they allow you to register a car with CA plates? I know in MN I have to run MN plates.

I'm thinking the reason for the DMV stating that the plate has to be the same as the YOM is that they do have 1964 plates.



In Minnesota, running YOM plates is what I do. But it has to be a MN plate.

[MUSLCAH]

Originally Posted by The Champ

I don't know the laws in New Hampshire, but do they allow you to register a car with CA plates? I know in MN I have to run MN plates.

I'm thinking the reason for the DMV stating that the plate has to be the same as the YOM is that they do have 1964 plates.



In Minnesota, running YOM plates is what I do. But it has to be a MN plate.

I saw a 1965 real Royal Bobcat at a local car show...sporting 1965 Texas plates. So that got me thinking...and I called NH DMV....and yes out of state plates can be run on your car..as long as they are year of manufacture. The Antique plates have to be in the car somewhere. Would love to run the California plates that came with the car.

[Held for Ransom]

Originally Posted by The Champ

I don't know the laws in New Hampshire, but do they allow you to register a car with CA plates? I know in MN I have to run MN plates.

I'm thinking the reason for the DMV stating that the plate has to be the same as the YOM is that they do have 1964 plates.



In Minnesota, running YOM plates is what I do. But it has to be a MN plate.

I heard the plate also has to include a Q in order to be valid.