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I like them.

Much better than the new ones that'll be coming out for Oklahoma.

http://kfor.com/2016/08/22/state-offici ... nse-plate/

Both look great. There's not many places in the world that can compare to the scenic beauty of the Green River Lakes. The gold UW license plates will really look sharp in person too.


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Absolutely awesome. Had the opportunity to gaze upon the beauty of the Green River Lakes this summer. It's almost as beautiful as the Tetons. Great choice.

I was wondering if saw new plates when I was home a couple weeks ago. I guess that answers that.

Just outta curiosity....whata y'all think of the new Oklahoma plates? No body here except for the idiots riding this state likes them!

A college professor of mine 20 years ago was right....Oklahoma is a third world country.

5 digit and Letters next to county number means unlimited new vanity plates right?

So does the "a" designate a UW alumni?

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Wyokie wrote:Just outta curiosity....whata y'all think of the new Oklahoma plates? No body here except for the idiots riding this state likes them!

A college professor of mine 20 years ago was right....Oklahoma is a third world country.

I don't like the new OK plates.

Some of my cousins have these types....
https://www.ok.gov/tax/images/ChickasawPers.jpg

and some of my other cousins have these types....
https://www.ok.gov/tax/images/ChoctawPers.jpg

Oklahoma's are meh.

Minnesota has basically had the same plates since the late 70s.

I like them, but I wish Wyoming would give you a choice of Tetons, Old Faithful, Devils Tower and the Green River Lakes, that they are going to, but change is cool, curious what their plans are in 8 years again. I'd be all for a UW alumni tag on the plate as well but put War Memorial Jonah Field in the back ground.

At first glance I thought there was an octopus on Oklahoma's so.. not a fan.

I don't hate Oklahoma's, but the old one was much better.

Note on the new WY plates. There will be a small T next to the county for a truck plate, a small A next to the county for an alumni plate (UW plate), and other letter designations. I think they needed to do that to avoid confusion with other states. My license plate is 2-35 brown and gold, but if I were to get a car pool lane ticket in Denver chances are it would go to whoever had the normal 2-35 plate.

Oklahoma License plate original design:

Wyokie wrote:http://mycountry955.com/wyoming-rolling ... se-plates/

I like them.

Much better than the new ones that'll be coming out for Oklahoma.

http://kfor.com/2016/08/22/state-offici ... nse-plate/

Are the plates that fake yellow color or are they the actual Wyoming yellow?

That makes a big difference. I'll probably buy them either way, but I would prefer if it we're actually Wyoming yellow. I would pay more for that.

The yellow in the picture looks brighter than I remember them looking in person at the county licensing place. I have the regular new plate on my truck, but didn't' get the new alumni plate on my car yet.

BTW ... did you know you can renew your plates for up to 23 months? That is how I got the new plate several months ago - I renewed for 23 months instead of the standard 12 months. I didn't realize that until this year.

WYO1016 wrote:I don't hate Oklahoma's, but the old one was much better.

Note on the new WY plates. There will be a small T next to the county for a truck plate, a small A next to the county for an alumni plate (UW plate), and other letter designations. I think they needed to do that to avoid confusion with other states. My license plate is 2-35 brown and gold, but if I were to get a car pool lane ticket in Denver chances are it would go to whoever had the normal 2-35 plate.

I could see that being a huge issue with the way we separate our car/truck plates now



But what if an alumni wanted to put UW plates on their truck?

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PokeOLoco wrote:At first glance I thought there was an octopus on Oklahoma's so.. not a fan.

Several people here said the same thing. It's supposed to be the state bird for Oklahoma - Scissor-tailed flycatcher.

Personally, Wyoming's state bird - the Western Meadowlark - is far more beautiful.

elfletcho wrote:Oklahoma License plate original design:

Several in Oklahoma had similar comments.

They should poop-can the county designation numbers. Make it anonymous where you live. Then people from, say, Cody, with their skinny little 1's don't have to feel inferior to the Casperites with their big fat 1.

Adv8RU12 wrote:They should poop-can the county designation numbers. Make it anonymous where you live. Then people from, say, Cody, with their skinny little 1's don't have to feel inferior to the Casperites with their big fat 1.

No way. Love the county numbers! It aids in my decision whether to honk at a bad driver or not.