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Wed Oct-14-09 07:10 PM
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After living here for 7 years, I got new license plates |
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Do I need to turn the old ones to a county office? Otherwise, I will add them to the recycling container at the curb.
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Wed Oct-14-09 07:39 PM
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1. What most Minnesotan men do is nail them up to the |
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Edited on Wed Oct-14-09 07:40 PM by MineralMan
wall of the garage. Some old houses have plates dating back to the teens. It's kind of fun.
You don't have to turn them in or anything. They don't really recycle well, anyhow.
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Wed Oct-14-09 08:11 PM
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I thought they are made of aluminum?
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Thu Oct-15-09 06:51 AM
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My grandpa had them going back to the early 1900s from his father's cars. I have that collection now and it's really cool to look back at the old styles & colors.
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