Hi David,
Looks great! Here in Massachusetts they're just called 'Antique'. I like
the term 'Vintage'!
Like a fine wine.
David Councill wrote:
> In the process of getting the title processed for my recently acquired 72B
> body (drivetrain to come from my wrecked 71BGT), I ended up getting my
> 67BGT certified as an official Montana vintage automobile a few weeks ago.
>
> The lady processing the title suggested I get vintage plates for the 72 but
> then she realized it wasn't quite old enough, it has to be at least 30
> years. I then said that I could do it for my 67BGT which I also needed to
> renew license plates on. I had thought about personalized plates like "67
> MGBGT" or something similar but these vintage plates sounded pretty cool.
>
> Well I got the plates in the mail and put them on the car yesterday. Then
> of course I had to drive it around town with the new plates. Today, I went
> and took a few pictures just as the snow was starting to fly. You can see
> it at:
> http://www.imt.net/~dcouncil/mg/vintage.jpg
>
> I also have a set of Colorado classic car plates that were on the car when
> I bought it from a guy in Ft. Collins two years ago. Overall, a fairly nice
> car.
>
> David
> 67 BGT
> 71 BGT (wrecked)
> 72 B (restoration project)
> 65 B (son's car)
--
Bud Krueger
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52TD
77MGB
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