[ckhd]

I don't have "antique" plates (In AZ, it has to be 25 years old to get "historic" plates, and 50 yrs to get "Antique"). I do qualify for historic, but there is also a provision for me to put an old AZ plate on it that originally would have gone on it when it was new. I.e. I could put a 1968 non-commercial plate on my '68 K-20 (which I did - it's actually a 1966 plate with a 1968 validation sticker). I also have 1972 non-commercial plates on my '72 K10 'burb (a 1969 plate with a '72 validation sticker). I think it's a lot cooler than historic vehicle plates - even though the historic vehicle plates are made of copper.