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Just watched an episode of Comedians Having Coffee in Cars. Jerry was driving a 59 RSK. The Plate was a yellow CA plate personalized with 59RSK. It had the current legal stickers on tabs above the plate. That is a fake plate. CA has not made commerative yellow plates, let alone personalized them. Must have subbed it for the program. I have a WA 57 Plate, I guess I might as well put it on. 

I have original black and yellow YOM plates on my speedster. All you need is a VIN that matches the year of the plate. Some plates require a registration sticker for the year of the VIN.  So in my case I had to have a 67 sticker on a 67 plate for my 67 VIN. I walked in filled out a form. The DMV lady did some searching and then she gave me a temporary registration until the YOM plate cleared the system in Sac.

Yellow with Black letters was the first standardized 6" x 12" series for California. They are valid from 1956 - 62. If you have a VIN for a 56-62, all you will need are two plates which are 'free and clear' from the DMV system. In this case, you will also need a registration sticker for the year of your VIN. Let's say you have a 61 VIN. You'd need one of the red and silver registration sticker.  If it was a 62 VIN, you'd need the cream & green registration sticker.  

It's a very straight forward process. I've done it on my Speedster and my old 55 Teardrop trailer.


Good luck,
Ted

 

 

Tom Williams posted:

Robert, my JPS is a coupe bodied VW pan with VW VIN.  And yes, your YOM plates have to have a sticker matching the year of your pan ID.

I asked because I wasn't sure if JPS was building their own chassis or re-sourcing the VW's. I successfully reg'd black on yellow YOM plates to my 1960 VIN.

But, once someone's car has been reg'd as an SPCNS it gets a new VIN and you won't be able to register YOM plates to it.

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majorkahuna posted:

It is very straight forward Ted, but you cannot have a yellow and black personalized plate. That plate was a fake. 

 

Huh? Which plate? Oh... The Seinfeld plate you were talking about? I wouldn't know. I was simply making reference to the generic YOM process. Sorry for the confusion.

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