Oregon Law

Here is some information about the laws in Oregon regarding

License Plates and Special Interest registration.

For more information and answers to your questions, please give us a

 call at 541-419-4436 (Tamara)

You can click on this link to take you to the Oregon DMV

website to read the actual law concerning Special Interest.

http://www.oregon.gov/ODOT/DMV/vehicle/plateregular.shtml#special

The following link is from the Oregon Vehicle Code book:

805.210 Special interest vehicle plates.

http://www.oregon.gov/ODOT/DMV/docs/vcb/VCB805.pdf

On the above link, scroll down to page 107

This link connects you right to the Oregon code book from the DMV and is explaining how the Special Interest registration law works. When you register your vehicle with a Special Interest registration, it does not mean you cannot drive your car. It means that you are using your car as a collector car, driving it to shows, in parades, to club meetings and events, on cruises, etc. It also allows you to drive it for maintenance purposes.   As you can read in 1(a)  in that code, it is not supposed to be used primarily for a transportation car like the one you drive to work.

  When you register your car as Special Interest, you pay a one time fee (currently $81.) and you have a permanent registration. You don't have to pay every other year. Please call us if you have questions.

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about Oregon License Plates.

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