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Illustrated History of Connecticut License Plates Joe Wasielewski - ALPCA Member 6996

Passenger 1905-1919 Passenger 1920-1929 Passenger 1930-1939 Passenger 1940-1949 Passenger 1950-1959 Passenger 1960-1969 Passenger 1970-1979 Passenger 1980-1989 Passenger 1990-1999 Passenger 2000- Reserved Series Low Number Special Interest Vanity Reserved Series  Certain letter prefixes are reserved and have special meanings:   AC- New Haven Automobile Club (no longer issued) AL- American Legion ARC- American Red Cross CNP- Connecticut News Photographer (now diagonal small-letter prefix) DAV- Disabled American Veterans DV- Disabled Veteran MC- Hartford Automobile Club (no longer issued) MD- Medical Doctor NYP- New York Press VFW- Veterans of Foreign Wars VM- Doctor of Veterinary Medicine YD- Yankee Division     1947 Automobile Club of New Haven. This organization was formed in the summer of 1908, with one of its goals to eliminate reckless driving.       1958 American Legion 1999 American Red Cross     ca. 1953 Disabled Veteran Mid-1960s Disabled Veteran, used until it was replaced in 2001 during the general reissue.     1947 Medical Doctor? I'm not sure if this prefix was reserved at this time.  Medical Doctor revalidated to 1979     1976 Medical Doctor 1985 Medical Doctor     ca. 1990s Medical Doctor Following this series, lead zeroes were used in the number, i.e. MD-0100 1980 Veterans of Foreign Wars

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