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Tim O'Brien
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I saw you about a year ago in Kansas City, laughed when I saw your plate so I took a pic to show the wife [emoji23]   Sent from my Pixel XL using Tapatalk

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This may be a different topic than the usual but this is going to my fellow members who live in California. I want to order the California legacy plates for my silverado that is in Siren Red. Would th

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Here's mine. In Iowa my registration total is around $750 and the plates are only $5 a year additional ($50 the first year)

 

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I have New England Patriots Super Bowl plates on my truck, unfortunately it only represents 3...not sure if Ma has a current version or if they are waiting for after next season so they can have all 6, 3 on the left and 3 of the right to balance it.

5 if you don't count the one they cheated to win ;-) lol

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I ordered CA black plate on June 10...still have not heard anything lol. Hope they dont reject it!

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5 if you don't count the one they cheated to win ;-) lol

They actually have 5, I said 6 which will include next seasons super bowl win

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Ravenkeeper Senior Enthusiast

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I'm leaning towards the CA Classic Black plates for mine, but I have Personalized Veteran tags from the first time I was out here. I may have to pay some back fees for the Vet tags, since I haven't paid the "retain fees," since I left and went overseas.

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Do the black CA plates have a repetitive annual fee?

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Here's mine. In Iowa my registration total is around $750 and the plates are only $5 a year additional ($50 the first year)

 

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Ugh, $750? I am about to get my first registration bill on this truck. Actually need to pay that soon. My '07 was grandfathered in at the $60, so I have a rude awakening.

 

Your plate is also the wrong color . . .

IA-Iowa-State-University-New-License-Pla

 

:D:D:D

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Do the black CA plates have a repetitive annual fee?

 

 

Yes they do.

https://www.dmv.ca.gov/wasapp/ipp2/initPers.do

 

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They fall into the category of "Special Interest and Personalized Plates." Either way, there is an initial fee (Legacy - $50), and an annual fee (Legacy - $40, which is less than the initial fee). Just looked at the cost difference, Veteran Plates are initially $78, and annual $40. I think that that is a deciding factor.

 

When I went overseas, I had Vet plates on my '99 Grand Am, I may even place them on my truck, NO RETAINMENT FEES for Vet plates (EGLKPR). :cool: I was a F-15 "Eagle" Crew Chief (mechanic). I think that I may only have to pay the $40 annual fee and file the paperwork to attach the plates from there.

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