EXP 2-28-74 These plates were issued in 1968 and were good for 6 years, until 1974.
1974   SAMPLE	1974	1974	1974
1974	1974 SMALL STATE NAME		1974
EXP 2-29-80 These plates were issued in 1974, when the yellow ones expired.   These expired in 1980 and had at least 2 die types.
1980	1980 ARKANSAS DIES	1980	1980
EXP 2-29-88 All-numeric plates issued with 1988, 1992, and 1996 expirations. Plates in the 600- and 700- series were issued in 1980 to expire in 1988. Plates in the 800- and 900- series were issued in 1984 to expire in 1992. Pletes in the late 900- series (??) were issued in 1988 to expire in 1996.
1988	1988	1988	1992 ARKANSAS DIES
1992 ARKANSAS DIES		1992
EXP 2-29-92 Alpha prefixes started in 1980 when 12-year plates were issued to expire in 1992. The prefix indicated the year of expiry: P=92, Q=93, N=94, S=95, T=96, M=97, R=98, U=99, V=2000, W=01, X=02, Y=03, Z=04, A=05. The last plates with wide dies (A series) were issued in 1993 to exipre in 2005.
1992	1993 Dennis Griesemer	1994	1995
1996	1997	1998	1998
1999	2000	2001 W prefix	2002 X prefix
2003	2004		2005
EXP 2-28-95 In 1993, narrow dies were adopted. The numbering continued where it left off, and 2 new prefixes were added: P=2005 (used because the A series was now used on regular trailer plates), and Q=2006.
1995	1996	1997	1998
1999	2000	2005	2005
2006
EXP 2-28-97 When the letter-prefix series reached 99999, a new 7-digit series was issued. The plate number started with the year of expiration, i.e., 97 10000. The last of these plates (and the last of the red LTT TRAILER bases) was issued in 2001 to expire in 2013.
1997	1998	1999	2000
2001   WITH 2004 STICKER !!!		2001	2002
2003	2004	2005	2006
2006       Improperly stickered with a CA 1998 APPORTIONED sticker. Richard Baucom - 8711		2007	2007
2008	2009	2010	2011
2012		2013
EXP 2-28-12 In 1992, a new series was issued with 20-year expirations, and a SEMI-PERMANENT legend. In 1993, these switched to narrow dies like the LTT plates. After the expire-2014 plates, they switched to a numeric prefix.
2012	2013 600000 - 630000 ?	2014 630000 - 650000 ? Narrow TLR	2014 650000 - 670000 ? Wide TLR
EXP 2-28-04 Starting in 2002, as the LTT plates were phased out, SEMI-PERMANENT plates were issued for varying registration periods, the longest being 25 years. Some of the initial 25-year plates bear 12-31 expiration dates instead of 2-28.   Some years have plates for both dates. When a series is exhausted, a letter suffix is used, i.e. 05 1000A Starting with the expire-2028 plates, the series starts at 28 1000Z.   After 9999Z, they went to 28 1000Y, etc.
2004	2005	2005	2007
2008 With 2005 NJ Motor Fuel Sticker	2008 ...and sequential !!!	2008	2009
2010	2010	2011	2012
2013	2014	2015	2016
2017	2018	2019	2020
2021	2022	2023   EXP 2-28	2023   EXP 12-31
2024   EXP 12-31	2025   EXP 2-28	2025   EXP 12-31	2026
2027	2028	2028	2029
2030		2031