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Originally Posted by Got the Bug
Cool. That'll turn a few heads.
I had a Speedster replica in the 90's that had vintage black/yellow plates (not legal by today's standards in CA). It was fun to overhear people telling their friends "wow, it's an original Speedster." 
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Doug ...
Another Speedster story ... a few years ago, I toured a high end shop and there were (2) 'original' Speedsters and both had black & yellow plates, but something did not look quite right. The original 60's California black & yellow plates have ABC 123 configuration, which was the kind of plate, one of these cars had.
In the 70's CA went to the blue & yellow 123 ABC plates, and that is exactly what the other car had, except that it had been repainted black & yellow ... a more and more common practice these days.