Section 39.02.60.200 - LICENSE PLATE PROVISIONS FOR SPECIAL PLATES01.Year of Manufacture Plates.a. Vehicles manufactured up through 1974, excluding model years 1969, 1971, 1972, and 1973, but including and ending with model year 1974 are eligible for this program.b. The license plate must be in serviceable condition as originally manufactured, i.e., cannot be marred, bent, faded, or otherwise damaged to the point it is illegible. If the plate is repainted to bring it to a serviceable condition, the colors will match the original colors as closely as possible and will equal or exceed the original quality. The plate number cannot be a duplicate of a previously manufactured "year of manufacture" plate still in use.c. The application for use of the plate will include a statement signed by the applicant attesting that the applicant understands, if the plate use is approved, the plate does not have reflectorized material which meets the requirements of Section 49-443, Idaho Code. The responsibility for any accident or injury arising out of the possible consequence of not having this reflectorized safety feature on the license plate will be borne by the registrant.d. "Classic" or "Old Timer" plates may be used in conjunction with this revived plate at the option of the registrant.02.Centennial License Plates. Personalized and regular number plates are available in the centennial format.03.Disabled Veteran License Plates. Disabled veteran license plates may, upon the registrant's request, display the international disability symbol to ensure reciprocal parking privileges in all states and provinces.04.Custom Vehicle License Plates. The applicant shall pay the initial program fee of $25 and the annual program fee of $15.Idaho Admin. Code r. 39.02.60.200