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Date:         28 Sep 95 23:50:00 +1900
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From:         GOLDBERG_DAVID@mpd.tandem.com
Subject:      Re: Antique criteria?

All,


Does anyone know what the criteria/restrictions are in Texas. I would
like to get a 1974 plate for my Thing


regards,


David


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SENT 09-28-95 FROM SMTPGATE (MIKE.WHITE%law.utah.edu@tzone)


> > Does anyone know the criteria that a vehicle must meet before it can be
> > registered as an antique?  Is it just 25 years old??
>
> In California, anything over 25 years old can be registered as a Historical
> Vehicle (BTDTGTLP)
>
> I think 50 years will get you an Antique Vehicle plate. (10 more years for
> the bus!)


I do know that in Utah (like anyone cares, right?), when you register
your car as an antique (I believe it is 40 years here), that you are
only allowed a certain number of miles per year to be able to
register it as such.


Might be the same elsewhere.......naaaa!  <g>








- Mike White


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