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It was vetoed by the new governor again. A copy of the veto letter.

$90,000 or $100,000 it just a stupid waste of money to even try and get when no plate is required and our governor is trying to raise the gas tax 300%. Also those detroit tigers plales will sell a whole lot more and have a annual fee on top of the yearly registration so there is no comparison...

As long as they continue to try and keep the the military historical plate they are not going to get any support from the MV owners I know . This plate will cost the Secratary of State roughly $100,000 to design and the state will never recover that money . Michigan has more critical issues to...

A lot of people also don't realize if you put a 2 inch body lift in to add a turbo , it doesn't qualify as a historic as a historic vehicle ,They must remain in stock configuration to qualify for historic plates.

Maybe he should try registering a DEUCE instead. :doghead:

No problem registering a deuce with regular plates , they are more than happy to the $500 every year.

That reads like it was written by CNN , when the governors letter only states HMMWV's as his reason to veto it.

The 17 digit V.I.N. number isn't a issue here in Michigan the only FMV's they won't register are HMMWV"S as, stated in the Governors letter the main reason he vetoed it was the "Off Road Use Only " on the sales agreements .

Here you go.It is about half way down this article , I also include a screenshot of the letter. https://www.mlive.com/news/2018/12/snyder-vetoes-telemedicine-abortion-ban-online-gambling-bills.html

Well you better add some new lobbyists to that list especially with the new governor.

The clock is ticking 2 days for the governor to sign it.

It is in Journal 84 look it up and see where it is buried and what other bills are with it.

So this past through the committee on the 13th and the MVPA guys in detroit waited until today to send out a e-mail. It kinda sounds like they dropped the ball on this one.

So far no action on this only 3 days left in this years session.

It looks like the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee sent it to the House. http://www.legislature.mi.gov/(S(kmkov5kcbkp3qcvq1lobx00e))/documents/2017-2018/Journal/House/pdf/2018-HJ-12-12-079.pdf

Well it looks like this will go before the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee TODAY for them to decide to send it to the House for a vote . It is the last one on the meeting agenda . Their is only a week left for it to go through the House and have the Governor sign it , if the...

It passed the senate yesterday and was sent to the house , what it does there or if the Governor will sign it in the next 2 weeks who knows. They are pushing a bunch of lame-duck bills before the power shift after the first of the year . https://www.michiganvotes.org/RollCall.aspx?ID=775526...

Did you look at the location in my profile on the left of every post ? Yes I live in Michigan and know the vice-chair of the senate transportation committee .

Michigan has a full time legislature so that's not a issue , it's more of who has better lobbyists .

Don't count on it, there are very few days the legislature will even be session between now and the end of the year.