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3. Yeah Va has antique status (20 years) and if here he could probably just use a "Farm Use" plate

Reply to TreasonousBastard (Reply #1)

Mon Sep 9, 2019, 06:27 AM

Sep 2019

I didn't know this until recently but antique cars are now to be driven sporadically and for putting it through its paces type thing. I had thought it was just a unique status that helped you avoid annual inspections. They do have to have working blinkers and brake lights which I'm sure purists don't like.

Hope this guy finds some sort of loophole or gets some assistance from someone with authority.

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Nebraskan restores Model A, finds out it can't be licensed [View all] TexasTowelie Sep 2019 OP

Some states have rules for a restored or rebuilt car to be registered after a special inspection... TreasonousBastard Sep 2019 #1

Yeah Va has antique status (20 years) and if here he could probably just use a "Farm Use" plate underpants Sep 2019 #3

My brother drives the car he built from scratch from a kit, but he lives in Arizona. nt tblue37 Sep 2019 #2

I stopped at a Stop Sign right behind a Model A a couple of weeks ago Rhiannon12866 Sep 2019 #4