Ick...Michigan's new plates are uglyy
01-25-2007, 08:30 PM
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Heres all the plates you have a option of in MI: http://sosntsl01.sos.state.mi.us/plates/
In the '98 I get to keep the plate for a extra year because the dealer gave us a blue plate with a registration until 2008
Hmmm...Im too cheap for specialized plate though
In the '98 I get to keep the plate for a extra year because the dealer gave us a blue plate with a registration until 2008
Hmmm...Im too cheap for specialized plate though
01-25-2007, 08:44 PM
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here in Ma. if you keep your old plate always registered they dont make you change them.
maybe you blue plate guys can do the same.
maybe you blue plate guys can do the same.
That'* why I said I won't change until I have to.....which would be when I buy different cars to replace the cars that have a blue plate.........that'* a long way out for me though.....
I plan to keep this one forever:
01-25-2007, 08:45 PM
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My friend has michigan blue plates on his crown vic, they look pretty cool, like a leftover from the past lol, they should keep them.
I like my FF plates that are on franky:
i dont have a good shot of my plates so heres a representative pic:
im also thinking about getting these on the alero:
either are better than the standard illinois plate:
I like my FF plates that are on franky:
i dont have a good shot of my plates so heres a representative pic:
im also thinking about getting these on the alero:
either are better than the standard illinois plate:
01-25-2007, 08:45 PM
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I saw this one, one time here in ohio. It was a Ohio plate of course. Makes ya think if its I'm old or I Mold.
http://sosntsl01.sos.state.mi.us/pla...o&hndCap=false
http://sosntsl01.sos.state.mi.us/pla...o&hndCap=false
01-25-2007, 08:47 PM
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No, you have to choose a new plate. You cant keep the blue ones. Well acually you can keep them you cant use them though.
When it'* time to renew
If you have a blue plate, you will have a couple of options when it is time to renew it:
* You may choose the new standard plate as a replacement. There is no fee for the new standard plate, other than your regular registration fee. Personalized or amateur radio blue plates can have their current letter-number configuration transferred to a new standard plate. If you wish to order the new standard plate before your blue plate is up for renewal, you will pay a $5 replacement fee and your new registration and tab will expire on the same date as your current registration and tab.
* You may select another license plate. The department issues a number of attractive license plates, including the new Spectacular Peninsulas plate ($5 fee), the university and special cause fundraising plates ($35 fee) and the Olympic plate ($25 fee). Orders for these plates can only be processed by mail or at a branch office. For more information about all of the department'* plates and renewal options, please refer to The License Plate Renewal Guide.
If you have a blue plate, you will have a couple of options when it is time to renew it:
* You may choose the new standard plate as a replacement. There is no fee for the new standard plate, other than your regular registration fee. Personalized or amateur radio blue plates can have their current letter-number configuration transferred to a new standard plate. If you wish to order the new standard plate before your blue plate is up for renewal, you will pay a $5 replacement fee and your new registration and tab will expire on the same date as your current registration and tab.
* You may select another license plate. The department issues a number of attractive license plates, including the new Spectacular Peninsulas plate ($5 fee), the university and special cause fundraising plates ($35 fee) and the Olympic plate ($25 fee). Orders for these plates can only be processed by mail or at a branch office. For more information about all of the department'* plates and renewal options, please refer to The License Plate Renewal Guide.
01-25-2007, 08:50 PM
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Yeah, here the plates are registered to the person, completely the opposite from hawaii where they're registered to the car and stay with the car.
I like california'* plates...and hawaii'* plates...haha, but i think someone whos never seen them before once asked me whats with your gay support plates? (the rainbow)
i always thought those blue michigan plates were a little weird...just kinda like...weird. i like the white backround more.
I like california'* plates...and hawaii'* plates...haha, but i think someone whos never seen them before once asked me whats with your gay support plates? (the rainbow)
i always thought those blue michigan plates were a little weird...just kinda like...weird. i like the white backround more.