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sdfernando

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5. Perhaps...but just because the tags expired in 1997 doesn't mean the car is junk.

Reply to rurallib (Reply #4)

Mon Mar 9, 2020, 04:28 PM

Mar 2020

doubtful, but what if it was a 1956 For Thunderbird? It would be worth a ton of money. Of course I would highly doubt the owner of such a car would let the tags expire....perhaps it was a 1976 Ford Pinto???

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Louisiana driver pulled over with expired 1997 license plate tags [View all] UrbScotty Mar 2020 OP

don't know about Louisiana but in California, where you renew your registration every year sdfernando Mar 2020 #1

Post deleted. Wrongly placed. John1956PA Mar 2020 #2

If the tag was from 1997, I would guess the car was on its last legs rurallib Mar 2020 #4

Perhaps...but just because the tags expired in 1997 doesn't mean the car is junk. sdfernando Mar 2020 #5

Maybe he went through a time slip like Rudolph Fenz did. John1956PA Mar 2020 #3