<VV> AACA Magazine Cover

[Jim Houston]

BTW, the plate says :

Top of plate: CENTENNIAL

Middle of plate: 61 * E783

Bottom of plate: NEBRASKA * 66

I found this on a website about Nebraska license plate history:

"In 1966, the word “Centennial” was embossed on the plates in honor or 
the States Centennial Celebration in 1967 for the license plate series 
expiring in 1968"

Description of plate - "1966 – Outline of Nebraska; Red on Cream"

Prefix numbers: 61 = Sheridan County (County Seat - Rushville)

I don't know how to post pictures, so here's a link to a '66 plate:

http://img10.imageshack.us/img10/3978/71436280901.jpg

It would appear that the artist got it right...

Jim Houston
'65 Corsa


Chris & Bill Strickland wrote:
> Agreed that it is a nicely optioned 62 Monza Sport Wagon -- wonder if 
> whoever is responsible for the illustration knows that?  The first two 
> digits of the license plate are 61.
>
> Anybody recognize the plate and issuing authority?  Would it be a 
> correct custom plate for somewhere, a curious coincidence, an accident, 
> an illustrator's error?
>
> Anybody actually get the mag that would share the cover credits?
>
> Good thing they have that right hand mirror, what with the view 
> obstructed by the load -- Love It!
>
> Thanks,
>
> Bill Strickland
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