I decided to check ebay for some 1958 Md tags for Christine, and they are cheap compared to flea markets. Here's the set I bought:
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Y.O.M plates
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Not bad at all but can you use 'em in MD?
You sure can tell which one was on the front!
JT
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Yes, you can. You need to buy Historic plates, then pay a one time fee for the YOM's (About $20), then carry the Historic plates in the car while displaying the YOM's on the bumper.
Grumpy AuC> Not bad at all but can you use 'em in MD?
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Same system in WV except that their is no additional fee when you have the antique plate (only rear plate required in WV). You are required to bring in a color copy of the plate. I did that for a nice '64 plate I have. The only caveat is that the number can't be in current use on another tag. I assumed that wouldn't be a problem as the current numbering system is totally different. WRONG! The woman at the DMV ran the number and told me I couldn't use it. It was in current use on a HANDICAPPED tag. Paul Johnson BTW- my antique plates are now good for ten years. I don't remember for sure, but I think they cost $25.