I have a 1960 Plymouth Suburban[pictured]. Pennsylvania allows the use of vintage/antique license plates on classic/antique cars IF the # on the tag is not in current use.
A few years ago I found this nice pair of what I believe to be Press Photographer plates? They're stamped "1960 SUBURBAN" so I thought they would be perfect from my 1960 Suburban?
A couple curious things to ME anyway, all the Pa. press photographer's tags I have seen have "PP" in a keystone symbol. This does not. I'm guessing it might be because it was a "SUBURBAN" plate not the standard plate so maybe it had to be made special? Pa. doesn't use a front plate but this is a used[1 year only] pair. Maybe because it is a special purpose tag, it might have been used front & rear?
Did Pa. use the letters "PP" as a prefix for none press photographers IF the "PP" was not inside a "Keystone" symbol?
In other words, could I still use these or sell them? I've seen other "PP" Pa. tags from this era sell for $75 and up. IF these are not legal for private use and are that unusual, then they might be fairly rare?
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