After how many years is a car considered a classic?
01-25-2003, 08:50 PM
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how many years exactly Im not sure. I seem to remember hearing 10 once.
now if you go by the dictionary(classic : a work of enduring excellence :historically memorable ) Id say 80's beat the f$%k up pinto=crap, 80's mint condition cherried Camaro/Firebid=classic
now if you go by the dictionary(classic : a work of enduring excellence :historically memorable ) Id say 80's beat the f$%k up pinto=crap, 80's mint condition cherried Camaro/Firebid=classic
01-26-2003, 01:41 AM
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It used to be 20yrs=Collectors item, 30yrs Classic. Now I think it's more subjective adding in the elements of rarity and popularity.
As the saying goes, "there's a difference between Old and "Antique"...
As the saying goes, "there's a difference between Old and "Antique"...
01-26-2003, 05:06 AM
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Washington state
This is from the Wasington state Website http://www.dol.wa.gov/vs/tr-spp.htm#Antique
I think each state is diff.
Antique motor vehicles include those vehicles over 40 years old displaying Horseless Carriage plates and those vehicles at least 30 years old and older with either collector vehicle license plates or a Washington license plate manufactured for use in the same year as the vehicle manufacture date
I think each state is diff.
01-26-2003, 05:17 AM
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Heres the information for your state 2Fast4ya
Heres the rest of the information
http://www.state.nj.us/mvs/specalH.htm
Anyone that wants to know more about cars Licenses in their state just go www.YOURSTATE.Gov (enter your state abravations)
EXP. www.NJ.gov
It will bring up your states webpage find department of Tranportation or Department of Licenses.
Historic plates cost $34. Any motor vehicle at least 25 years old, owned as a collector's item and only used for exhibition and educational purposes by the owner qualify for this plate. They come personalized as well and the fee is $84.
Owners of a modified antique automobile manufactured before 1949 registered in a New Jersey street rod club, an affiliate of the National Street Rod Association, Inc. may apply for a Street Rod plate that costs $15.
Owners of a modified antique automobile manufactured before 1949 registered in a New Jersey street rod club, an affiliate of the National Street Rod Association, Inc. may apply for a Street Rod plate that costs $15.
http://www.state.nj.us/mvs/specalH.htm
Anyone that wants to know more about cars Licenses in their state just go www.YOURSTATE.Gov (enter your state abravations)
EXP. www.NJ.gov
It will bring up your states webpage find department of Tranportation or Department of Licenses.
01-26-2003, 05:54 PM
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For FL is its 20yrs As I said Each state is diff.
This is FLs requirement.
http://www.hsmv.state.fl.us/Specialt...latesa.html#10
What age does a car have to be for a "Collector" car tag?
Currently, a collectible vehicle is an automobile (any weight) or truck weighing not more than 5,000 lbs. , for private use, that is 20 years or older from the date of manufacture. As of September 30, 1999, the collectible license plates will no longer be issued. Antique plates will still be available in your local tax collector's office for vehicles 30 years old or more.
Currently, a collectible vehicle is an automobile (any weight) or truck weighing not more than 5,000 lbs. , for private use, that is 20 years or older from the date of manufacture. As of September 30, 1999, the collectible license plates will no longer be issued. Antique plates will still be available in your local tax collector's office for vehicles 30 years old or more.
http://www.hsmv.state.fl.us/Specialt...latesa.html#10
