7 Digit license plate (working, interest, live)

[Bummer]

Originally Posted by Magnum Mike

I believe you can reuse the plate number if choose to do so, but you have to apply for it at the DMV.

Good point, Mike.

I believe you are allowed to request a plate you had on a previous vehicle, however, I do not believe you would ever receive a plate previously issued to a destroyed or relocated vehicle.

Any guesses on how many vehicles fall into that last category? I bet a humongous number.

[ArizonaBear]

Originally Posted by Bummer

Good point, Mike.

I believe you are allowed to request a plate you had on a previous vehicle, however, I do not believe you would ever receive a plate previously issued to a destroyed or relocated vehicle.

Any guesses on how many vehicles fall into that last category? I bet a humongous number.

My present car's license plate was on a prior vehicle that I owned as well.

[ichoptops]

Originally Posted by ArizonaBear

Suffice to say my daily driver has a 7 digit plate but; I have three 6 digit Arizona license plates (in my name) stashed away for future use

My 34 pickup has the copper 4 digit plate

[Bummer]

Originally Posted by ichoptops

My 34 pickup has the copper 4 digit plate

How 'bout some pictures of your 34, IChop?

[ichoptops]

Only pic I have on my hard drive is this one from last year. My 34 is the second one back with the spindle mount wheels. The black 23 was a friends we built for him, and is now finished and gone, and yes there is a blue 23 behind it too,lol.

[ZonyPony]

Originally Posted by ichoptops

Only pic I have on my hard drive is this one from last year. My 34 is the second one back with the spindle mount wheels. The black 23 was a friends we built for him, and is now finished and gone, and yes there is a blue 23 behind it too,lol.

Those are some BEAUTS, Chop!

[kdog]

Awesome. What a great hobby. That '23 even has disk brakes, I'm thinking those aren't original.

Will you build me one too, 'Chop?

[cowboyxjon]

This is probably a silly question, but is it possible to re-register an old license plate that hasn't been used for a long time?

I have a friend who lives in Flagstaff and he mentioned this past weekend that he likes the old red and white plates with the saguaro between the digits. I actually have one of these plates from an old vehicle and would send it to him if he could register it.

It's funny that I came across this topic because he mentioned that he has one of the last six-digit (current) plates and was talking about the change to the flat seven-digit plate this past weekend.

[ichoptops]

Originally Posted by kdog

Awesome. What a great hobby. That '23 even has disk brakes, I'm thinking those aren't original.

Will you build me one too, 'Chop?

Lol, no, not quite original .

Originally Posted by ZonyPony

Those are some BEAUTS, Chop!

Thank you. I dont drink or do drugs, so I need to get into trouble somehow

Originally Posted by cowboyxjon

This is probably a silly question, but is it possible to re-register an old license plate that hasn't been used for a long time?

I have a friend who lives in Flagstaff and he mentioned this past weekend that he likes the old red and white plates with the saguaro between the digits. I actually have one of these plates from an old vehicle and would send it to him if he could register it.

It's funny that I came across this topic because he mentioned that he has one of the last six-digit (current) plates and was talking about the change to the flat seven-digit plate this past weekend.

You should be able to register any plate that is free and clear. Problem with the DMV though, if you go ask 5 people in there, 4 will tell you that you can't. The 5th will go tap,tap,tap on the keyboard and say "sign this".

[Bummer]

Originally Posted by ichoptops

Only pic I have on my hard drive is this one from last year. My 34 is the second one back with the spindle mount wheels. The black 23 was a friends we built for him, and is now finished and gone, and yes there is a blue 23 behind it too,lol.

Impressive, IChop.

Once you finish with Kdog's . . . I'll let you build one for me.