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Car Forum / Antique and Collectibles / Studebaker / June 2008

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Black plates for a '50 Studebaker (registered in '51)

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Jersey2J - 13 Jun 2008 17:37 GMT
Any guidance is appreciated on this one.

My ’50 Studebaker Champion came with inactive 1963 (with ’64 reg
stickers) California black plates. The Champ is a ’50 (9G), but was
sold in ’51 and is registered as a ’51 with the DMV.

What do I need to do to get black plates (or older plates) for the
Stude? The DMV stated that I need '51 black plates that can be
reactivated. So, do I trade ‘63 black plates for ’51 black plates… if
I can find a willing party? Anyone have '51 black plates that will
pass DMV?

Thanks!

BTW, if you have a Stude-related business, website or club, and would
like a link on my Studebaker blog/website, just let me know.

Studebaker Fans: http://studebakerguide.blogspot.com
George - 13 Jun 2008 18:16 GMT
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I have a "51 Stude Starlight Coupe with Calif "Black Plates" These are
the 1963 issue (with the black background and yellow letters) they
replaced the earlier plates issued that had the yellow background with
black letters.
As far as I remember prior to 1963 the plates were the yellow with
black letters.
If your looking for Calif 1951 plates you could watch ebay for them.
Be advised that Calif requires two plates so you'll need a matching
pair.
WayneC - 13 Jun 2008 23:13 GMT
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I thought I'd heard that CA doesn't allow the register of old plates
anymore unless
they are the plate number that the vehicle originally had AND the number
hasn't been
re-issued since the last time the originals were renewed. Better check
that "reactivated"
statement, as it may mean only if you can prove your car was issued that
specific
plate number 'way back when.
Karl Haas - 14 Jun 2008 00:06 GMT
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DMV has a website with al sorts of answers and place to ask questions
Jersey2J - 14 Jun 2008 16:03 GMT
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Thanks all.

The DMV told me via phone that the '63 plates wouldn't be an issue,
but when I turned up for an appt., they told me that I needed '51
plates that could be reactivated. I'll review the DMV website and ask
a plate reseller. Again, thank you.
Red2ubabe - 14 Jun 2008 18:02 GMT
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Are you in Ca?  If you are in Ca I can answer your question:  Can you
prove the old 63 plates you have on the car belong there with a old
registration card?  If so you can continue to use those same plates;
free of charge, with a statement of facts that you want to continue
those plates(YOU MUST HAVE PROOF, other then the plates being on the
car).  If you are looking for YOM Plates: Year of Manufacture plates -
you must find a clear set that match the year of your vehicle. They
are oversized black with yellow letters.  One of us here just happens
to be a Manager at the CA DMV
Rhonda
(ps DO NOT SELL THOSE 63 plates, they will be very valuable next year
when the law changes)
Karl Haas - 16 Jun 2008 06:44 GMT
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At a San Diego Chapter meeting a few years ago we had a DMV
"advisor."
He is ex-DMV employee and will, by himself or with you, go to the DMV
and point out to the counter people what page on the book they should
use.

If necessary, our Sectretary might be able to find his name / address.
Jersey2J - 18 Jun 2008 01:37 GMT
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This is a great forum. Thanks to everyone for their advice.

Studebaker Fans: http://studebakerguide.blogspot.com
 
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