I've been searching for an Ohio 1974 license plate to go with my '74 260Z. In Ohio, you can use a historic license plate or an old license plate that matches the year of your car on a historic vehicle.

Right now there is one on e-bay "Z N" as in Z'n or Z'ing

If anyone see something better let me know. I'm looking for something closer to 260Z.

Jeff

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Ohio-VANITY-License-Plate-Z-N/373003309954?hash=item56d8bad382:g:DygAAOSwnZRefhV9

Make sure you know all the specifics

In South Carolina they dont allow any vanity plates for year of manufacture plates.

Also only certain letters are register able. I can't fully explain but as historic plates get registered they move down the alphabet. When we looked for Codys goon, I almost bought plates that wouldn't have worked. I had to look for a lower letter plate

I bought my y.o.m from the tag doctor in Georgia. Super nice guy that restores them to like new. Very happy customer.

https://www.tagdrstore.com

The perfect period-correct plate is probably hanging on the wall in a dive bar in Steubenville ?

Here is a source but I'm not sure it's who I used

https://www.shoplicenseplates.com/ohio-license-plates

there is a "26 ZR" plate there that might work if you can register it

I believe this is who I used. He annotates which plates are register able or not

http://www.scplates.com/for-sale/South-Carolina

He covers Fl, Ga, SC, NC & Va

Edited July 12, 20204 yr by Patcon

I've got 2 '74 Ohio plates with Z in them,

Any interest?

(I'm keeping the one in the middle!) ?

Patcon

I like that 26 ZR. Do you think anyone would notice if I added a "0" in there?

Jeff

Doesn't look like it will fit and they look like raised letters. Might be hard to do well...

17 minutes ago, Patcon said:

Doesn't look like it will fit and they look like raised letters. Might be hard to do well...

Sure it will ; )

 

OK, now this is so close

can you register it?

Unfortunately, no. It's a 1973 plate but my car is a 1974 (January I think) so the date is wrong. I purchased it anyways since I could possibly use it as a front plate. 

I'm a bit confused why someone in 1973 would of got a D 260 Z plate since the 260Z wasn't made until 1974.