You are correct. Grandma's tag was always KF 43 Dad's was KFF 96 and I remember the sheriff's KF 1.
I also remember one spread of years in the 60's the tag's next color scheme was either orange and black or red and white and was determined by the bedlam game.
I also remember one spread of years in the 60's the tag's next color scheme was either orange and black or red and white and was determined by the bedlam game.
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Didn't we used to get a new metal tag every year?? Seems like McAlester prison made them. This was before stickers.
Yes, I remember that too.
My uncle's 71 roadrunner had a plain white tag with green letters. I dont remember what grandma's 67 Plymouth fury III tag looked like.
The prison riot (in the early 70th) destroyed the equipment
You can now get a free copy of your registration to keep in your vehicle. Last week when I checked, they were trying to charge for the copy. It is free now.
You will need the last 4 digits of your VIN, the license plate number and the house number of your street address.
They will email a .pdf file to print.
https://okcars.tax.ok.gov/_/#23
You will need the last 4 digits of your VIN, the license plate number and the house number of your street address.
They will email a .pdf file to print.
https://okcars.tax.ok.gov/_/#23
California required it for years and Hollywood is in California so. And yes they would ask for it. Here is a vintage registration holder from 1950's.
With all the technology in the LE cars, even knowing if you have a carry license, why does this info not pop up when they type in your tag number? Seems like a do nothing waste of finding something for us to do to keep us stepping in place. JMO
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