Vintage License Plates

[olson_phil]

Jeff, what did you have to do to apply for this? Sounds like
something I will need to look into before paying for my next
registration. Thanks

Phil Olson
83FC35SB
Appleton, WI


--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Jeff August"
wrote:
>
> Jon
> We put collector plates on our 80 this year, I believe around $160(goes
> by weight of unit) for the rest of our ownership. It was costing us
> over $80 for 6 months April though September, the only thing is we
> cannot drive it in January.
> Here in Wi. the vehicle has to be 20 years old so we should have done
> it sooner,it did take us awhile(a few months) to get aprovel and the
> plates but in the end it seems the right thing to have done.
> Good Luck
> Michelle & Jeff August
> 1980FC35RB
> Plymouth Wi.
>
>
> --- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Jon" wrote:
> >
> > Up here in Washington State any vehicle that over 30 years old can
> > display the above plates. But if you have a motor home than that's
> > another story. Right now I'm doing battle with the DMV as to why I
> > can't receive one of these registrations and plates for the Rebel
> > Bird. The Rebel bird this coming year will be 30 years old and I'm
> > proceeding with vigor and maybe with a few letters to my
> > representatives in Olympia that my old coach will become a senior
> > citizen next year with it new plates. Oh yes part of the reason I'm
> > going down this road is that when you do get this special designation
> > you never haft to buy plates again and no more fees every year.
> Anyway
> > is there anyone out there that has an older rig like mine and has
> these
> > types of plates??
> >
> > Rebel Bird
> >
>