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I still don't really understand the OP. I know the new plates are stamped, but what else is unique or interesting about them?

To see if your county is distributing the new license plates yet...

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WildBill wrote:I still don't really understand the OP. I know the new plates are stamped, but what else is unique or interesting about them?

I think it is just the fact that they are like they were in the old days, just plain ol' black and white. Thus the name of them, "The Texas Classic". And it's three numbers followed by four numbers, rather than the mixture of letters and numbers followed by a mixture of letters and numbers.

WildBill wrote:I still don't really understand the OP. I know the new plates are stamped, but what else is unique or interesting about them?

Stamped? Are you sure about that? On mine, the "number" is completely flat, unlike the old one where the "number" is raised.

tomtexan wrote:

WildBill wrote:I still don't really understand the OP. I know the new plates are stamped, but what else is unique or interesting about them?

I think it is just the fact that they are like they were in the old days, just plain ol' black and white. Thus the name of them, "The Texas Classic". And it's three numbers followed by four numbers, rather than the mixture of letters and numbers followed by a mixture of letters and numbers.

The format on mine is LLN-NNNN. L=letter and N=number
I think it can be any combination. I've seen several on the road.

C-dub wrote:Stamped? Are you sure about that? On mine, the "number" is completely flat, unlike the old one where the "number" is raised.

If they are not stamped, they need to go back to stamping them.

C-dub wrote:The format on mine is LLN-NNNN. L=letter and N=number
I think it can be any combination. I've seen several on the road.

Are your's black and white with no other colors?

tomtexan wrote:

C-dub wrote:The format on mine is LLN-NNNN. L=letter and N=number
I think it can be any combination. I've seen several on the road.

Are your's black and white with no other colors?

Oh, no. Not those classic ones. Just the regular ones.

C-dub wrote:

tomtexan wrote:

WildBill wrote:I still don't really understand the OP. I know the new plates are stamped, but what else is unique or interesting about them?

I think it is just the fact that they are like they were in the old days, just plain ol' black and white. Thus the name of them, "The Texas Classic". And it's three numbers followed by four numbers, rather than the mixture of letters and numbers followed by a mixture of letters and numbers.

The format on mine is LLN-NNNN. L=letter and N=number
I think it can be any combination. I've seen several on the road.

The number is the LLN-LNNN. TEXAS is in a collegiate font. The numbers are printed rather than stamped. Otherwise the colors and general look is the same one as I got about 6 years ago.

I've been referring to the newest addition which are black and white. I assumed that is what the OP was about.

tomtexan wrote:I've been referring to the newest addition which are black and white. I assumed that is what the OP was about.

I just got mine two weeks ago, so maybe it's not new enough.

WildBill wrote:

tomtexan wrote:I've been referring to the newest addition which are black and white. I assumed that is what the OP was about.

I just got mine two weeks ago, so maybe it's not new enough.

Refer back to my earlier post with picture and link.

tomtexan wrote:

WildBill wrote:

tomtexan wrote:I've been referring to the newest addition which are black and white. I assumed that is what the OP was about.

I just got mine two weeks ago, so maybe it's not new enough.

Refer back to my earlier post with picture and link.

I saw the link and map. It says that Harris county is using the new plates, but they don't look like your picture.

tomtexan wrote:

WildBill wrote:

tomtexan wrote:I've been referring to the newest addition which are black and white. I assumed that is what the OP was about.

I just got mine two weeks ago, so maybe it's not new enough.

Refer back to my earlier post with picture and link.

I haven't seen those yet, but I have seen the reverse with a black background. I thought it was just an option if you didn't want the standard plates.

WildBill wrote:I saw the link and map. It says that Harris county is using the new plates, but they don't look like your picture.

Apparently not all offices have received them yet in your county.