What is YOM?
Year-of-Manufacture laws in many states allow you to
register an authentic license plate to a vehicle of the same year of
manufacture.
Georgia click here for the law click here for the application (.pdf format) County codes and weight codes do not matter. You keep your regular "Hobby Antique" plate in the car with you, along with the Affidavit, and display your YOM plate. YOM eligible through 1970. Georgia YOM plates for sale North Carolina click here for the law (see Paragraph d) no application necessary Keep your regular plate in the vehicle with you and display your YOM plate. Vehicle must be 35 years old (currently 1975) North Carolina YOM plates for sale Florida
The following section is from DMV Manual RS-25 Rev. 05/10/2010 IV. REQUIREMENTS FOR AUTHENTICATION OF A LICENSE PLATE:http://www3.flhsmv.gov/dmv/Proc/RS/RS-25.pdf
Bureau of Issuance Oversight
2900 Apalachee Parkway, MS #72 Neil Kirkman Building Tallahassee, FL 32399 A. A letter requesting the authentication of the license plate. The letter must include the following information:
1. Mailing address (printed). If an out-of-state address or a post office box is used, a Florida residence address must also be provided. 2. Driver License number or owner’s sex (using “F” for female or “M” for male) and date of birth (month, day, and year). If joint ownership, give the information for both owners. 3. A description of the license plate (the year and license plate number). 4. A description of vehicle (the year, make, VIN number, and title number). You may want to check with DMV to see if they still want the physical plate mailed to Tallahassee, as was the case a few years ago. I previously used this car club's description of how to register, but it seems to be getting outdated: http://www.thevillagesvintagecarclub.org/how_to_register_your_vintage_car.htm | South Carolina click here for the law (see Article 10) click here for the application (click on RG-505A)
* Certain letter combinations are 'blocked', while some are limited because they are used on current 'specialty' plates. Check the DMV prefix list for the most up-to-date list. link: DMV prefix list (.pdf document) Most common prefixes: single letter prefix used 1921-1971 A (used for Benedict College), number must be > 6,000 B (used for The Citadel), number must be > 6,000 C (used for political/boards/commissions), single "C" completely blocked. D (used for SC State University), number must be > 6,000 E (used on Wildflower specialty), number must be > 20,000 F (used for Francis Marion University), number must be > 6,000 G (used for Furman University), number must be > 6,000 two letter prefix used 1964-1971 AC (used for Anderson College specialty), number must be > 6,000 BC (used for Bus: common carrier/commercial), completely blocked CA (used for Cattlemen's Assoc. specialty), number must be > 6,000 CB (used for Breast Cancer specialty), number must be > 6,000 GA (used for Univ. of Georgia specialty), number must be > 6,000 HA (used for Mason specialty), number must be > 6,000 many, many more on the list For plates 1972+ in the 3-letter/3-number format, you are in competition with current "Sunrise" design plates. As of Summer, 2011, prefixes through HZZ are blocked for YOM use - this will be a 'moving' target. *May, 2011: motorcycles are now YOM eligible. Z-prefix on a first-come/first-served basis. South Carolina YOM plates for sale |
