History of vehicle registration plates of California
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The U.S. state of California first issued license plates in 1913.
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[edit] Passenger baseplates
The state of California alternated issuing single year and multi-year number plates.
[edit] Base plate colours 1914 to 1947
Some plates were revalidated for multiple years. For example, the 1947-dated plate was revalidated with metal tabs until 1950.
Year of Expiry | Characters on backround |
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1914 | white on brick |
1915 | black on yellow |
1916 | blue on white |
1920 | white on black |
1921 | yellow on black |
1922 | blue on white |
1923 | white on black |
1924 | green on white |
1925 | yellow on black |
1926 | blue on white |
1927 | white on maroon |
1928 | yellow on blue |
1929 | orange on black |
1930 | black on orange |
1931 | orange on black |
1932 | black on orange |
1933 | orange on black |
1934 | black on orange |
1935 | orange on black |
1936 | black on orange |
1937 | orange on black |
1938 | black on yellow |
1939 | yellow on blue |
1940 | black on orange |
1941 | yellow on black |
1947 | black on yellow |
[edit] Base plates 1950-present
All base plates from 1963 to present are still valid for use, assuming that the plate never left the vehicle and the vehicle maintained concurrent registration.
[edit] Year of Manufacture plates
The use of Year of Manufacture plates is authorized by Section 5004.1 [1] of the California Motor Vehicle Code. It is a law that allows vintage cars to be registered to use vintage license plates. Any officially manufactured California license plates which were produced prior to 1963 and plates on a currently registered vehicle or trailer of a corresponding model year. If used on the original plate, a sticker or metal tab that corresponds to the year of the vehicle is required.
[edit] References
California License Plate Data (1914-1962)
[edit] External links
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