Alvin wrote:WE know what kind of car it is...get creative

Spoken like a true Left Coaster!
Alvin, out here in the land of salt filled winters and yearly state tech inspections, an "old" car is one from the mid 1990s. Cars and trucks that are 15 years or older don't even need a title for sale or registration! 20 years old qualified for Antique plates. 1988, antique? Bah! Even with the license plate, I get a ton of folks asking me what kind of car it is. No one under 40 has any idea what the hell it is. Even the folks above 40 are mostly clueless as I'm sure Datsun sold very few of these in New England in their day. Most folks who recognize the Datsun name ask if it's a 240z.
Now, the other reason for printing the obvious on the plate was that I planned to get an antique plate and I like that it now says Antique Datsun.
Finally, my move to NH is a temporary one. Robin and I have always planned to be out here for 5 to 7 years, then move back to Portland. I can't register the plates in Oregon but I can move them with me and forever have an Antique Datsun plate to hang on the garage wall.
Them be my reasons.