For several years you’ve been able to register and display a YOM, Year Of Manufacture license plate on vehicles in Georgia, that were older than 1971
That just got updated and changed to 1989
You can now register and display a YOM tag within 4 years of the car model year
Just did this this morning with two of my old cars
A 65 ford and a 76 Chevy
Hunting for the right plate for the third vehicle , it’s a 74, so I can run a 1970 plate or a 1976 plate
You find a vintage plate and take it to the tag office and they will punch in the number and as long as there is now plate currently in use with that same number , they will register that plate to your car
Up to 1970 the year was stamped into the plate , and the first group of numbers represented the county , by population largest to smallest
in 71 they had 71 stamped in but then you used the renewal stickers every year and they switched to showing the county at the bottom
And they used a different generation of plates about every 5-7 years
That just got updated and changed to 1989
You can now register and display a YOM tag within 4 years of the car model year
Just did this this morning with two of my old cars
A 65 ford and a 76 Chevy
Hunting for the right plate for the third vehicle , it’s a 74, so I can run a 1970 plate or a 1976 plate
You find a vintage plate and take it to the tag office and they will punch in the number and as long as there is now plate currently in use with that same number , they will register that plate to your car
Up to 1970 the year was stamped into the plate , and the first group of numbers represented the county , by population largest to smallest
in 71 they had 71 stamped in but then you used the renewal stickers every year and they switched to showing the county at the bottom
And they used a different generation of plates about every 5-7 years