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The new 2006 Montana base is now being issued. Trucks will now use the same plates as passenger.

County allocation system - On the 2006 base, single digit counties on the 2006 base use the letter "C". Double digit counties use plain numbers.
Type Plate Notes Reporter
Cascade (Great Falls) 2-09283A Kyle Wasson
8/17/10
Deer Lodge (Anaconda) 30-0124A Kyle Wasson
2/24/10
Flathead (Kalispell) 7-12984A Kyle Wasson
8/17/10
Gallatin (Bozeman) 6-10842A Kyle Wasson
7/30/10
Lewis & Clark (Helena) 5-08072A John Mifflin
7/27/10
Missoula (Missoula) 4-13908A Kyle Wasson
8/10/10
Silver Bow (Butte) 1-01450A Bradley Gallagher
1/22/10
Stillwater (Columbus) 32-0186A jcb
3/21/10
Yellowstone (Billings) 3-11697A Kyle Wasson
6/14/10
Non-passenger Plates
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2578-3 		Torsten Nentwich
4/06/08
Temporary AACR4731 Kyle Wasson
8/27/10
Specialty Plates
Optional Issues AMR 628 Peter Cohen has confirmed that all Montana special issues are sequentially numbered at the time of manufacture, so there is no pattern for a certain block of letters/numbers conforming to any given type. Lewis & Clark plates were the first of the optional issues and numbering began at AAA-001. Lewis & Clark plates are being used on some state-owned vehicles, such as Highway Patrol with the MHP prefix, and Commercial Motor Vehicle Inspector with the MVI prefix. John Northup reports MHP plates are now being made on the Montana Meth Project specialty design.
Starting with the ALZ series, there is no longer a hyphen between the letters and numbers, but there is still a space. 		Andy DeCeunynck
6/20/10