As an FYI, Ontario used to issue plates every year alternating between white with blue characters (even years), or dark blue with white characters for odd years (e.g. 1965, 67 etc, wrapping with the 1971 issue).
The 1973 issued plates kept getting issued for several years. Dad's late unlamented '74 Chevy was registered in August '74 with the 73-style plates. That is what is still on it in the 1984 photo shown below. I still have the plate from the motorcycle, though I sold the bike the day after the photo was taken.
So, that 1973 plate would technically be correct for YOM plates spanning a few years. They used stickers to validate every year. Ontario has recently phased out the stickers, so I guess one would have to ask at a Service Ontario kiosk regarding YOM plates in those later years after '73.
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67 Chevelle Malibu Sport Coupe, Oshawa-built 250 PG never disturbed.
In garage, 296 cid inline six & TH350...
Cam, Toronto.
I don't judge a man by how far he's fallen, but by how far back he bounces - Patton
My regular driver still has a set of registered 1973 six digit plates on it starting with BOB that I got from day one at a small license office in Leaside. Bet Ray remembers the location but understand sadly it is no longer there. Believe if my memory still works it was in a small section of an Esso Service Station run by the Lepard Brothers. I also purchased a beautiful 1966 Parisienne Sport Coupe back in 1969 from one of the brothers. Best car I ever owned should have kept it but being a regular driver in Toronto winters it soon started to show signs of rust so got rid of it.
Bob Crocker.
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1965 Thunderbird Special Landau 10th Anniversary Limited Edition only 4500 built 34,800 miles
