Speciallty plates

[noslack327]

I have a Viet Nam Vet plate on my 68 Lemans, and a BSM plate on my GMC. Both cost extra here In wi, The extra cost goes to the states va.

[Bill D]

Colorado is pretty mercinary

I certainly don't qualify for any military decoration plates but do/did qualify for Colorado Pioneers plates. For this, you had to have had ancestors that had been in the state for 100 years. You had to go through a pretty comprehensive process to prove your "Pioneer" status also. They charged extra for these, too. I found out a year ago that NOW, anyone with the extra money can get Pioneer plates, "no questions asked". Hell, they probably would sell you BSM plates "no questions asked" also.

[comm pogue]

ii think states charging vets is BS! in Indiana as a Lutheran i can get a "in God we trust " plate free, as a vet they want to charge me? no way will i pay for a "Hoosier Vet" plate, i tend to be cheap though. JMHO.........Semper Fi

[Former Cav]

I refuse to pay extra for a purple heart plate. IMHO, it should be provided at NO extra cost! Just my opinion. And that also holds true for ALL veteran type plates, and / or awards.

[Art]

I'm old enough to remember when there were no speciality or vanity plates. The only reason these plates exist is because they are used as a fundraiser, so nobody's ever getting one for free. One of our cars, a Subaru Forester has a Texas "Fight Terrorism" specialty plate, it's the first and the last we'll own since "Fighting Terrorism" was sort of a family tradition here with us, and we think the message is important.

[comm pogue]

Indiana has 8 free plates, "Hoosier Veteran" is not one of them. i don't know about the DAV plate. myself i took the property tax credit, my house is worth more than my cars!.......Semper Fi