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Classic Vehicle
1977 (first year) - 2013
| Notes | Number Plate | Personalized Plate | Sample Plate |
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Format 1 - Observed serial range: 10000 - 19999 |
 From John McDevitt |
Not offered on this format |  |
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Format 2 (Thinner dies) - Observed serial range: 20000 - 20999 |
 From Jeff Hinkle |
Not offered on this format | |
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Format 3 (Back to normal dies) - Observed serial range: 21000 - 39499 |
 From John McDevitt |
Not offered on this format | |
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Format 4 ("CLASSIC CAR" on top) - Observed serial range: 39500 - 50799 |
 From John McDevitt |
Not offered on this format |  From John McDevitt  From John McDevitt |
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Format 5 ("CLASSIC CAR" on bottom) - Observed serial range: 50800 - 50999 |
 From Jeff Lawson |
Not offered on this format | |
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Format 6 ("CLASSIC CAR" on top) - Observed serial range: 51000 - 99999 C00001 - C27851 |
 From John McDevitt  From John McDevitt |
Not offered on this format | |
2013 - 2025
| Notes | Number Plate | Personalized Plate | Sample Plate |
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Format 1 - Observed serial range: C27951 - C40799 - Per PennDOT rules, personalized versions of this plate type are to start with "C" but several examples have been observed without it on this format (see "94ZUK" to the right) |
 From Ryan Battin |
 From Jeff Lawson  From Ryan Battin |
 From John McDevitt |
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Format 2 (Map outline in place of sticker well) - Observed serial range: C40901 - C65595 |
 From Bruce Bufalini |
 From John McDevitt  From Matt Ciecka |
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2025 - present
| Notes | Number Plate | Personalized Plate | Sample Plate |
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- Observed serial range: C65610 - current high - First numbered plate observed in October 2025, first peronalized plate observed in May 2026. |
 From Aaron Shirk  (Old number remade on new base) From Randy Czankner Jr. |
 From Matt Ciecka |
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FAKES
| Notes | Number Plate | Personalized Plate | Sample Plate |
| - These plates have a number from the Classic Car series, on what appears to be a '77 base, but without sticker wells, using a pre-1971 font, and were seen at a car show. They are not believed to have been issued by PennDOT. The plate is considered a fake. Further research confirms this. |  From Jordan Irazabal  From unknown |
Not offered on this format | |