History Show us your YOM license plate and the ride it's attached to.

It took many years for hot rodders, restorers, clubs & organizations continually petitioning the South Carolina DMV to allow car enthusiast to use Year of Manufacture license plates, finally they relented and figured a way to make money of the people that had the desire to purchase a YOM license plate and go through the process involved.

I realize not all states offer this unique option but if your state does please post a photo of your YOM plate and the car or truck it's attached to. HRP

 

The license plate on the wagon is in original un-restored condition. HRP

 

This one is on my 1955 T-Bird. WV had no 1955 plates due to the DMV changeover that year so while it says 1954 it was the only plate available in 1955 in WV.

 

My 29 with 1929 commercial plates when it was registered in California , now in Nevada they don't register YOM plates

 

1951 California plate on front of my 51 Mercury, 1951 Wisconsin plate on Wife's 51 Buick

 

I will play:

 

I have a '66 Minnesota plate with a '67 sticker on my '67 Corvette, and it was a bugger to find. Unfortunately, it's O/T, so I can't show it.

I also had a set of the long, narrow Minnesota plates on my '36 3-Window a few years back. Every time I got out of the car in the garage, the plates would catch on my pant leg and bend. I don't have those any more either. I guess I'm useless, but I had fun posting.

 

I have YOM tags on my Rods now. But I'll need to take some current photos, and then post them. Here's an old photo of a personal tag. Sorry for the bad photo as it was raining hard. I hit the water too fast, and drowned out the old 389! lol The tag is same as the one on my avatar. { LO UFO }

 

Here’s mine. Told Mrs Avater I bought the plate because it reminded me of her. Folks at DMV struggled with how to register the car even after I filled out their “YOM form”. Watched the registry clerk go from cubicle to cubicle for 45 minutes until they figured it out.

 

Posted this in another thread that may have helped prompt this one. Looking to register about 3 more YOM tags soon as well.

 

Here is my 48 Plymouth with the Illinois 1948 "soybean plates" They are hard to find in good condition!

 

The Colors Clash But Occasionally I Do Too..

 

My original unused 1930 plate, that came in the original unissued envelope. It was a pretty cool find by my wife.

 

My 40 coupe with original paint tag



My old 32





My 41 pickup farm truck in the works

 

My tribute to Thunder Road plate.

 

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Here's mine although it hasn't been registered with the government yet. On a related matter, I have yellow and black Alberta antique plates registered to me for my '47 Plymouth that I have never run on the car. They must be over 40 years old now, so my antique plates ARE antique plates!

 

Here is a pic of mine. Found it on eBay and restored it. It's always interesting to me that folks putting a picture of their car up for sale somewhere cover the plate. Whats up with that? Do they drive around with the plate covered so nobody can see it? Whats the big deal?

 

close enough!

 

My roadster is not YOM but a 1956 CT plate that is the era I was going for with the build and had this pair on my wall because of the #32