How can you get a collector’s license plate in Wisconsin? Department of Transportation explains what qualifies
(WFRV) – Motorists in Wisconsin can possibly get a collector plate for the vehicle, but what does it take to qualify? The Wisconsin Department of Transportation explained what it takes to get one of these specialty plates.
The Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT) posted on its Facebook page reminding vehicle enthusiasts of what it takes to get a collector license plate. The post said that if the vehicle is 20 years or older and the body has not been altered from the original, it can qualify for the plates.
The registration fees vary depending on what kind of vehicle it is. Prices range from $73 to $298. There are some things motorists should know before registering. One of which is that the owner of a collector vehicle must own or lease one other motor vehicle for regular transportation. The complete breakdown of the requirements can be found on WisDOT’s website.
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The Iola Car Show is scheduled to kick off on July 11 and WisDOT officials say they will have a booth in the exhibition hall. WisDOT’s DMV staff will reportedly be on site between July 11 and July 12 talking about specialty plates, DMV online services and more.
Additional information can be found on WisDOT’s website.
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