Dolly Parton will always love you, but how much do you love her? Enough to pay extra for a Dolly Parton license plate?
The “I Will Always Love You” and “Coat of Many Colors” singer will be featured on special-order Tennessee license plates. Pre-orders are being accepted now and when 1,000 are placed, Parton’s license plate will go into production. The plate is $35 with about $15.38 of the purchase price going to benefit Parton’s Imagination Library, a free books program the singer started in 1995 in Sevier County where she grew up.
The program delivers books to children up to the age of 5 years old across Tennessee.
The license plates can be ordered now at imaginationlibrary.com. The Tennessee Department of
Revenue estimates that after they go into production, it will take another four to six months for plates to arrive at local country clerks offices.
The Dolly Parton license plate is only available to people who have vehicles registered in Tennessee.
In addition to her license plate, Parton’s new album “Pure & Simple” is also available now.
