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Well, to update the situation...... Walked into Pierce County Auditor's office/annex with plates and 2000's tabs. The lady behind the counter took 2 minutes to verify they were the correct color, and gave me a new registration showing they were permanent, no renewal, and ......no tabs...

Says tabs aren't required, and says "A restored license plate is a Washington-issued license plate that was designed for use in the year of the vehicle’s manufacture." A strict view would mean that only from that year. A common sense rule would mean that it must use a plate series during that...

Hahah.... I'm not one for being pc. You have more experience in this arena than I do, hence why I was asking. I'll defer to your experience. Feel free to correct me. I'm still gonna try and slide one by them..heh... the plates are like 10 a pair...if I can swing it...the plates will be all but...

I stand corrected.

Yes. From what I understand..you're still issued collector plates..but it's noted on your registration that the other plates are optional.

Are they that smart to know the difference? Can I get a '62 plate (all green with white lettering) and put an '84 tab on it to look legit, instead of getting an '82-? Plate (all white, with green lettering) Are they actually gonna go look in the book and say that tag is too old? From what I...

Has anyone gotten 'restored' plates? They say I can use a plate for that model year, which means I know I can get an '84 plate, but what about the older all green plates that were still in use in the 80's?

I was planning on using it for my M1010, which is going to be a weekend vehicle/camping rig anyway, so I can surely justify it as a 'display' vehicle when I'm camping... Cheap tabs, don't need to be renewed, no front plate requirement... All huge bonuses.. Not gonna be used as a daily...