got my plates today
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Mopar to ya
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Sweet! I ordered mine as 73 Dart and was told they were available. 3 months later I am told to pick a new license because they aren't available. I ended up with Dart 73. It took 9 months to get them.
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Nice!
Frankie
Member #9641
Nice job.
Are you located anywhere near Brattleboro or Keene, NH? The wife and I spent 10 on Manadnock Mountain some 37 years ago. I was driving a 71 Swinger Slant 6/auto, and pulling a pop up camper trailer, along with 2 weeks of clothing and supplies.
We trekked through the Green Mountains on the way, and needless to say, the slant didn't like it. Even had to turn off the a/c going up hill. lol There were some passages where by the time we reaching the top, my foot was to the floor, and we were doing about 30 mph. Coming down hill the manual drum breaks were nerve racking, at best, But it was a really fun time!
http://www.hikenewengland.com/Monadnock071112.html
A wonderful memory inspired by your post. Thanks. :thumbup:
Also hit "Steamtown" Railroad Museum, and "Basketville". lol
Are you located anywhere near Brattleboro or Keene, NH? The wife and I spent 10 on Manadnock Mountain some 37 years ago. I was driving a 71 Swinger Slant 6/auto, and pulling a pop up camper trailer, along with 2 weeks of clothing and supplies.
We trekked through the Green Mountains on the way, and needless to say, the slant didn't like it. Even had to turn off the a/c going up hill. lol There were some passages where by the time we reaching the top, my foot was to the floor, and we were doing about 30 mph. Coming down hill the manual drum breaks were nerve racking, at best, But it was a really fun time!
http://www.hikenewengland.com/Monadnock071112.html
A wonderful memory inspired by your post. Thanks. :thumbup:
Also hit "Steamtown" Railroad Museum, and "Basketville". lol
Muslca
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finishing touch is always a set of plates.
RichardJ916
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Nice to have them personalised, I was lucky to get mine that way as well....
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williaml
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In New Jersey I applied for "QQ" plates (historical) all my choices were taken:
65 DART
DART 65
MYDART
I settled for 65 DGE
65 DART
DART 65
MYDART
I settled for 65 DGE
Frankie
Member #9641
Brattleboro is about 1.5 hours and Keene is a couple hours.. i am originally from new york in the adirondacks ( lake placid) i lived in Dallas for ten years and now back close to home.. I am right between Burlington VT and Rutland VT its about 40 miles north/south of me here in Weybridge
Here's mine that's going on my '69 Dart when finished:
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thetas awesome and NY is like that as well and i would rather have a vintage plate as well.. but Vt plates have not changed through the years so there would be no difference in and old plate vs a new one other than the wear and tear
dodge freak
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Too easy to read at high speeds 
MR.7DUSTER3
His money, My time
Duh, so what year is your car ?
You know some one will still ask
bob
You know some one will still ask
bob
Frankie
Member #9641
I absolutely love the car 1970-dart
It's nice in Michigan that they have the "authentic" plate option, where you can put the same year plate on as the car was manufactured. And better yet, it only costs $35.00, and thats a one time fee!! I have a friend that bought thousands of NOS Michigan plates that were never issued so I have access to some very nice plates. He was actually on "American Pickers" and sold the guys the Oldsmobile leather license plate. He doesn't give much of a friend discount, but they're worth it!! I have them on all my cars!! Geof
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