That's neat, what is it?Originally Posted by Irving
I have my grandfathers license plate from his Model T.
H.
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That's neat, what is it?
I have my grandfathers license plate from his Model T.
H.
My 1992 Integra is almost old enough for collector's plates.
Dad bought it new in 1968, been in the family since day 1 (though Dad died in 1981). As you can see, it needs a lot of work.
Maybe some day I'll quit spending all my disposable $$ on guns and buy some sheetmetal for Ol' Red.
As for frame shops in COS, I don't have a clue. There are some hot rod shops around town that might be able to give you some leads.
Dan
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It is no longer 25 years. it is 1975 or vehicles that were grandfathered as long as you do not let the plate lapse. In other words if I let the plates on my 76 Trans Am default it is no longer eligible for the collector plates. My 2+2 was eligible in 2010 and when I went to go get them they said no.
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Nobody's coming, what ya do that was so wrong.
very jealous, been wanting a 66 or 67 myself for a while. seeing as I just bought a second house this month, that will have to go on the back burner for just a little bit.
shoot us some pics
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A 1917 Chevrolet something. It is yellow, and has a split windshield that the squeege fits in. You have to move it back and forth the clean the windshield manually.
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heres a few pictures of some of my old mustangs.
the first one is my 90 notchback.Big turbo. it was more of a full race car but I did drive it to car shows and work alot. it made just over 1000hp to the wheels.
This one was pretty much stock with a twin turbo kit. also a notchback
My 99 cobra. some bolt-ons and 150hp shot of NOS.
When I get some pics of my new one I will post them up.
Here you go Hoosier.
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