type of tags?

[anthony3478]

Hey guys just want to know what kind of tags you all are running on your Deuce, Im in Alabama and dont really know what I want to run for tags yet, i.e.
FARM, Vintage, commerical??

 

[WeBeJeepin]

In Mississippi I bought the cheapest tag I could get. $28.50 one time for life for an antique tag as long as I agreed that it is strictly for hobby/pleasure and no commercial. Then again, I live in Mississippi so I could use the truck for whatever I want and get away with it. A B16 tag for commercial use was going to be about $90 per year.

 

[olly hondro]

I first registered mine as a Jeep van= $25.00. Then I learned of the big fines associated with not paying the weight fee. So I turned that tag in and paid WGT for 22,000 lbs = $274.00.
Alex

 

[rat4spd]

I'm paying about $270/YR for 11 ton plates.

 

[roscoe]

I got commercial 20,000lb at around $280/yr.

 

[Castle Bravo]

Historic Commercial at $40 per year. GVWR zeroed out. No limitations.

 

[tamangel]

Alabama VC on vintage vehicles:

http://www.revenue.alabama.gov/motorvehicle/mvrules/51215.html

Hot rodders site on same code:
Alabama Motor Vehicle Code

and the form:
http://www.revenue.alabama.gov/motorvehicle/mvforms/MVR4012290.pdf

Mike W

 

[Lex_Ordo]

NY Historical. Cheap plates and Insurance. Of course it is limited use.

 

[swbradley1]

Historical plates here in Ohio. I think my plates expire in 50 years and cost me around$25. I didn't get the trucks to do commercial work. I got them because I wanted the trucks, even if I only drive them around our fields.

sw

 

[scrapman]

Regular tag $140 yr. Unlimited use & is prorated by the month so if you buy in August you pay for 5 mo. Antique tags are under $50 lifetime but are limited to use & miles.

 

[Speddmon]

Commercial tags here in Ohio, for 26,000 GVW runs me about $186/year and my commercial insurance policy runs me about $130/ year

 

[ARYankee]

I bought antique plates for one of mine. I'm thinking of getting regular or custom tags for my other deuce.

 

[jrou111]

In Alabama, if you just want cheap plates and don't plan on driving it much, just go with Antique plates. It's a $30 one time fee, and the tag/registration go with the vehicle.

If you want to drive it alot, or use it for work, get a farm/ag plate. I think it's $50/year. Wreckerman has one so he may be able to tell you exactly.

If you want to go with a regular tag (get the flag one! ) it's around $270/year because of the weight class.