Wisconsin Form Mv2323 – Fill Out and Use This PDF

WISCONSIN DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

Collector License Plate

Application

MV2323 3/2013 s.341.266 Wis. Stats.

Vehicles that qualify

►All motor vehicles 20 years or older that have not been altered or modiied from the manufacturer’s speciications

►Four former military vehicles

(even if altered or modiied):

»GMC DUKW truck models, at least 25 years old

»Humvee, military version, at least 22 years old

»Kaiser Jeep M-715, at least 25 years old

»Pinzgauer, at least 25 years old

Street modiied vehicles, replicas, homemade

motorized vehicles or vehicles that have been altered or modiied from the original manufacturer’s speciications do not qualify for Collector plates. Refer to form MV2388 Hobbyist Registration Application on the Internet:

www.dot.wisconsin.gov/forms.

Things you should know

To qualify for Collector plates, you must own or lease at least one other motor vehicle for regular transportation with current, valid registration in Wisconsin under the same name(s) as the Collector vehicle. Complete section C.

Collector plates are non-expiring for as long as you own the collector vehicle. Vehicles with

Collector plates cannot be operated during

the month of January unless a special temporary plate is purchased. Temporary

plates for January operation are available for

$5 for ive consecutive days or $30 for the month; use form MV2750. Temporary plates are not available

while original applications are being processed.

If you previously had a Collector plate, but no longer own the vehicle, pay the same fee as when applying for a second or subsequent collector registration. See fee schedule.

WisDOT assigns a collector number to each vehicle collector. That number, plus an alpha character, is

issued to other collector vehicles owned by the same person. Collector plates cannot be personalized. For second or subsequent plates, allow approximately

3–4 weeks for the manufacturing process after the Certiicate of Registration has been issued. Except for former military vehicles, truck-type

vehicles with Collector plates cannot haul more than 500 pounds. Do not include the weight

of a camper, lid or cap that is mounted on the truck or the weight of any persons or pets.

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How to apply

1.Complete and sign application.

»Select appropriate option.

»Give complete description of Collector vehicle in section A.

»Give owner information in section B.

»Give complete description of vehicle, which is registered in Wisconsin and used for regular transportation in section C.

»Incomplete applications will be returned.

2.Provide photos of the vehicle

»Autos, trucks and motor homes: Provide photos of the engine compartment, interior showing the complete dashboard, and exterior views from all four sides.

»Motorcycles: Provide photos showing each side and the top. Vehicles must be complete and road worthy to receive license plates.

3.If the vehicle you wish to register with Collector plates is already titled in your name and:

»is currently registered, send a copy of your Certiicate of Registration.

»is not currently registered, send the actual

Certiicate of Title—not a photocopy.

4.If the vehicle is not titled in your name, send a completed title application (MV1 or MV11), assigned title and fees, including Collector registration fees.

5.Using the fee schedule, determine Collector registration fees. No credit is given from current registration. If you are transferring

a Collector plate, you must pay the fee shown in the “Transfer” column. Make check or money order payable to: Registration Fee Trust.

6.Mail all required items with signed application to: WisDOT Special Plates PO Box 7911, Madison, WI 53707-7911

Collector plates are not available or processed at DMV Customer Service Centers.

Fee Schedule

				Transfer or
				Second and
			First Collector	Subsequent
	Vehicle Type	Gross Weight*	Issuance	Plate
	Automobile	—	$200	$150
	Truck/Former	4,500	$200	$150
	Military Vehicle
		6,000	$218	$168
		8,000 and over	$262	$212
	Motor Home	5,000	$147	$97
		8,000 and over	$160	$110
	Motorcycle/Moped	—	$73	$23

*To determine the gross weight, use the weight of your vehicle with a full tank of gas, plus any equipment or persons that the vehicle carries.

Check options

Applying for irst Collector plate

Currently hold Collector license plate number(s):

Wish to transfer Collector license plate number:

Need replacement Collector plate:

 $2.00 Motorcycle/Moped  $4.00 All others

Applying for former military vehicle Collector plate. Choose one:

GMC DUKW truck models (at least 25 years old)

Humvee, military version (at least 22 years old)

Kaiser Jeep M-715 (at least 25 years old)

Pinzgauer (at least 25 years old)

If you have questions about this application:

»Call: (608) 266-3041

»FAX: (608) 267-5106

»Email: special-plates.dmv@dot.wi.gov

Release of non exempt information

Under Wisconsin open records law, the

Wisconsin Department of Transportation must provide information from its records to requesters.

If you do not want your name and address

included in requests we receive for ten or more records, you may ask the department

to withhold your name and address from those lists by checking the box below:

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Americans with Disabilities Act.