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#543179 06/03/2009 5:54 AM
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I noticed the other day I have a re-issue nomiclature plate on my truck and I can see where the other one was removed, says Washington state re-issue number and has the Wa. state logo on it, a picture of G.Washington (similar to the dollar bill) dose anyone else have somthing sililar to this? I was told the truck was an old state forestry vehicle, the color is pretty close thats for sure.

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I have a different one on mine too. The original one was taken off and one from the state of Idaho was put on.

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OOOKk, stupid question here.... why was that done? Lost title and this is the only way to get it re-titled?? .... or all state vehicles changed? I'm just curious. Sounds like something Ca. does.


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I'm not sure, I was told mine was a U.S.Forestry truck and it is definatly green!

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It's a fairly common way of re-identifying a vehicle if the original data plate has been lost or obliterated. I don't think it has anything directly to do with the fact that the truck used to be owned by the Federal goverment. Joe


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