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Well...not technically a classic til 2015


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and then the other side of a 19 yr old car....http://detroit.craigslist.org/mcb/pts/4340740507.html

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And the service manual supplement for the Vert....http://detroit.craigslist.org/okl/pts/4295337494.html

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and the reality price of a 94 triple black....http://macon.craigslist.org/cto/4336865642.html

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I would want a 95 just for the nicer dash and the seat belts in the pillars. Other than that, I don't think many states consider 1995 a classic until 2020.

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PA is 20 yrs

 

Didn't know that. I know Maryland is 20, but I thought Pennsylvania was 25. I've always heard Pennsylvania is strict when it comes what they consider a classic and how the "antique" tags are issued.

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Ohh, I see... Does Pennsylvania still require that the car look as if it rolled out from factory in order to get the "antique" tags? I remember reading online that the car had to be inspected before getting the tags and people were being rejected for them for things like aftermarket rims and other cosmetic enhancements.

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PA isn't picky like before. New forms, less photos, classic is age only. Antique may still be harder. I don't know.

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Will you be registering yours as classic?

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mine was registered classic when I bought it back. Still gets PA inspection but no emissions.

 

PS....the only transferrable plate in PA that isn't to a family member is a Classic plate

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