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Rhiannon12866

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12. I've had my blue and white ones since 2003 when I got my Pontiac - and they're fine

Mon Aug 26, 2019, 03:58 AM

Aug 2019

I expected to get new ones when I got a new car in 2017, but the salesman came to pick me up with the new car and just transferred them, so I kept them. And I did have the blue and orange ones back in the day. I inherited my mother's 1971 Plymouth Duster back in 1981 when she got a new car and I had my license and needed a car for work - I still remember the plate number, I had that car for awhile, too. Thanks for the link!

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Cuomo's bizarre plan to force New Yorkers to get new license plates [View all] Rhiannon12866 Aug 2019 OP

Pay up TexasTowelie Aug 2019 #1

My car is less than 10 years old, so I don't have to get a new license plate. Rhiannon12866 Aug 2019 #2

The Real ID law was passed in 2005 WePurrsevere Aug 2019 #9

Not a fan of AC. democratisphere Aug 2019 #3

There really is no need to get new license plates Rhiannon12866 Aug 2019 #4

My orange and blue ones are in mint condition and the last thing I care about are license plates. democratisphere Aug 2019 #5

I didn't mean to insult your orange and blue license plates, LOL Rhiannon12866 Aug 2019 #6

Not insulted at all. democratisphere Aug 2019 #7

You do realize most of the license plates of the blue/white variety are 18yrs old Historic NY Aug 2019 #8

Had mine that long through it being whistler162 Aug 2019 #10

They won't want it back.... Historic NY Aug 2019 #11

I've had my blue and white ones since 2003 when I got my Pontiac - and they're fine Rhiannon12866 Aug 2019 #12