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Snowmobile
These plates are used on snowmobiles.
This type started in 1969. I'm not sure what number the series started at, but 3-digit plates are known for the earliest plates. Originally, all snowmobiles were supposed to be registered by October 1, 1969; however this was later changed to October 1, 1971. The fee at the time was $3, which was increased in 1975 to $4. Effective January 1, 2004 the fee is $20.
These plates were renewed every year until 1985, when they became biennial registrations.
These plates are similar in size, colors and format to Motorcycle plates.
Reference: Chapter 246 Sec. 14-380. |
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1970. An early example of this type.
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1972
Similar to motorcycle plates, the "CONN" legend was soon centered. The typical result was decals with mounting bolts through them as seen here. |
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1975
This plate was stamped very crooked. |
Mid-1980s used until 1987. |
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ca. 1990s
3-digit plates were standard-issue numbers at the very beginning of the series for this type. |
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1995
Around 1987, the legends were reversed-
similar to Motorcycle plates. |
2004 |
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Snowmobile Dealer
These plates are used by snowmobile dealers
A dealer will receive plates with the same suffix number - e.g. X1 123, X2 123, and X3 123.
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Another from the same dealer.
These plates were stamped very crooked... |
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And yet another.
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ca. 1970s Snowmobile Dealer |
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