[at-l] Re: AT Funding - PA - Special Fund Plates and Special Organization Plates

[icw@esisnet.com (Clark Wright)]

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Ouch!  boy am I glad that NC only requires 300, and there is no extra
cost - the NCDOT simply gets the first $10.00 of whatever amount the
sponsoring organization places on the tag sales - a common number is
$30.00, which means each tag sale raises $20.00 for the organization,
$10.00 for NCDOT for its trouble, plus you also have to pay the standard
$20.00 - $21.00 registration fee, so the total specialty tag cost is
usually $50.00 here in NC . . .

thru-thinker

J Bryan Kramer wrote:

>Specialty tags in Florida are just about impossible, some FT-L folks looked
>into it and costs are $100,000 and up plus you need 15,000 pre-orders. And
>that's just to get the process started.
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>Bryan
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>"Si vis pacem para bellum"
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>>sounds great, Steve - all you good folk keep me posted re any efforts in
>>your states, and I'll try to do the same re NC; yesterday I had a real
>>good telephone chat with someone at NCDOT - the key is getting the
>>legislation passed - once that is done, the folks at our DOT really help
>>with the forms, artwork, and such - in NC, you can even entice people to
>>sign up for the plates by guaranteeing the first 25 numbers to specific
>>people - starting with 0001 - you also can use "AT" as the prefix or
>>suffix to the numbers, if it is not already taken in your state by
>>another specialty plate [not likely].
>>
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