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A sign displays the latest New Mexico specialty license plate honoring the New Mexico Farm and Ranch Heritage Museum, as Jerome Dodson of Las Cruces chugs his 1924 Ford Model-T across the museum's bridge. Cameron Saffell, museum curator of history, invited Dodson to bring his car to the unveiling of the plate because of the impact the vehicle had on New Mexico agriculture. The plate can purchased for $37, in addition to the standard registration, Saffell said, " ... and $25 goes to support educational programs here at the museum." The plates can be picked up at the state Motor Vehicle Department offices in Las Cruces, or drivers can fill out an application at <a href='http://www.nmfarmandranchmuseum.org'>www.nmfarmandranchmuseum.org</a>.

A sign displays the latest New Mexico specialty license plate honoring the New Mexico Farm and Ranch Heritage Museum, as Jerome Dodson of Las Cruces chugs his 1924 Ford Model-T across the museum's bridge. Cameron Saffell, museum curator of history, invited Dodson to bring his car to the unveiling of the plate because of the impact the vehicle had on New Mexico agriculture. The plate can purchased for $37, in addition to the standard registration, Saffell said, " ... and $25 goes to support educational programs here at the museum." The plates can be picked up at the state Motor Vehicle Department offices in Las Cruces, or drivers can fill out an application at www.nmfarmandranchmuseum.org.



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