Okla. Stat. tit. 47, § 47-1136.2
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Former military vehicles
Official statutory text
A. Except as provided in this section, former military vehicles
shall be exempt from the provisions of the Oklahoma Vehicle License
and Registration Act if:
1. The former military vehicle is used only for exhibitions,
club activities, parades, and other functions of public interest and
will not be used for regular transportation; and
2. The owner of the former military vehicle files with Service
Oklahoma or a licensed operator a sworn affidavit, signed by the
owner, stating that the vehicle is a former military vehicle and
will be used solely for the purposes listed in paragraph 1 of this
subsection.
B. Upon each former military vehicle, the annual license fee
shall be Twenty Dollars ($20.00). Upon initial registration, the
owner shall make application for the flat license fee which
application shall include the year of manufacture and a description
of the vehicle containing information as may be required by Service
Oklahoma, including the information required in paragraphs 1 and 2
of subsection A of this section.
C. A former military vehicle shall not be required to display a
license plate if current proof of registration for the vehicle, in a
form prescribed by Service Oklahoma, is carried in the vehicle. In
addition, the vehicle shall display in a prominent location on the
vehicle a registration mark prescribed by Service Oklahoma. Service
Oklahoma shall allow the use of a unique identification mark similar
to the mark assigned that vehicle by the branch of the Armed Forces
in which the vehicle was used. If such a mark is not used, Service
Oklahoma shall designate a registration mark consisting of numbers,
letters, or numbers and letters in combination at least two (2)
inches in height. To the extent possible, the location and design
of the registration mark shall conform to the official military
design and markings of the vehicle.
D. A certificate of title shall be issued for a former military
vehicle, and the applicable fees for the issuance of a certificate
of title as provided pursuant to the Oklahoma Vehicle License and
Registration Act shall apply.
E. All penalties pursuant to the Oklahoma Vehicle License and
Registration Act relating to the failure to register a vehicle shall
apply to this section if the former military vehicle is not properly
registered or is used in a manner which violates the provisions of
paragraph 1 or 2 of subsection A of this section.
F. As used in this section, "former military vehicle" means a
vehicle which has been, but no longer is, used by the Armed Forces
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 47. Motor Vehicles Page 1400
of a national government and which displays markings indicating it
was a military vehicle.
shall be exempt from the provisions of the Oklahoma Vehicle License
and Registration Act if:
1. The former military vehicle is used only for exhibitions,
club activities, parades, and other functions of public interest and
will not be used for regular transportation; and
2. The owner of the former military vehicle files with Service
Oklahoma or a licensed operator a sworn affidavit, signed by the
owner, stating that the vehicle is a former military vehicle and
will be used solely for the purposes listed in paragraph 1 of this
subsection.
B. Upon each former military vehicle, the annual license fee
shall be Twenty Dollars ($20.00). Upon initial registration, the
owner shall make application for the flat license fee which
application shall include the year of manufacture and a description
of the vehicle containing information as may be required by Service
Oklahoma, including the information required in paragraphs 1 and 2
of subsection A of this section.
C. A former military vehicle shall not be required to display a
license plate if current proof of registration for the vehicle, in a
form prescribed by Service Oklahoma, is carried in the vehicle. In
addition, the vehicle shall display in a prominent location on the
vehicle a registration mark prescribed by Service Oklahoma. Service
Oklahoma shall allow the use of a unique identification mark similar
to the mark assigned that vehicle by the branch of the Armed Forces
in which the vehicle was used. If such a mark is not used, Service
Oklahoma shall designate a registration mark consisting of numbers,
letters, or numbers and letters in combination at least two (2)
inches in height. To the extent possible, the location and design
of the registration mark shall conform to the official military
design and markings of the vehicle.
D. A certificate of title shall be issued for a former military
vehicle, and the applicable fees for the issuance of a certificate
of title as provided pursuant to the Oklahoma Vehicle License and
Registration Act shall apply.
E. All penalties pursuant to the Oklahoma Vehicle License and
Registration Act relating to the failure to register a vehicle shall
apply to this section if the former military vehicle is not properly
registered or is used in a manner which violates the provisions of
paragraph 1 or 2 of subsection A of this section.
F. As used in this section, "former military vehicle" means a
vehicle which has been, but no longer is, used by the Armed Forces
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 47. Motor Vehicles Page 1400
of a national government and which displays markings indicating it
was a military vehicle.
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