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Longhorn Man · 02-28-2006, 06:56 PM

How does 20 bucks sound?
Technicly, you can not run them on a daily driver. However, we see it all the time. When my dad was a cop, he tried busting someone for it and the judge threw it out of court...and that was a mayor's court! (greedy little tiny town looking for every penny they could get there hands on)
However, it CAN bite you in the 12 bolt when you get in an accident. (on your way to work or what ever) They can charge you for no registration or improper registration, which, some insurance companys who always look for a reason to not pay out, could say if it wasn't licensed, then we can't insure it.... and it snow balls from there...but that IS worst case.
If I remember correctly, you can drive unlimited miles, but they have to be on weekends/holidays, for maintnance reasons, and for parade or club functions.

02-28-2006, 06:56 PM	#4
Longhorn Man its all about the +6 inches Join Date: Jan 2001 Location: Hilliard Ohio Posts: 2,690	Re: 1968 Ohio License plates for sale How does 20 bucks sound? Technicly, you can not run them on a daily driver. However, we see it all the time. When my dad was a cop, he tried busting someone for it and the judge threw it out of court...and that was a mayor's court! (greedy little tiny town looking for every penny they could get there hands on) However, it CAN bite you in the 12 bolt when you get in an accident. (on your way to work or what ever) They can charge you for no registration or improper registration, which, some insurance companys who always look for a reason to not pay out, could say if it wasn't licensed, then we can't insure it.... and it snow balls from there...but that IS worst case. If I remember correctly, you can drive unlimited miles, but they have to be on weekends/holidays, for maintnance reasons, and for parade or club functions. Last edited by Longhorn Man; 02-28-2006 at 06:56 PM.