We at JNC have always had a rolling 25 year cutoff for what is considered a classic. That’s because 25 years is when the US allows cars to be imported, and when most states allow for historic registration plates. Sadly, … Continue reading →

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This is about one thing and one thing only: $$$ to the state from higher cost annual registrations. @Zup @S30Driver

1st Domino right there. We're next!

Con men pay no tax, orange haired fella, so we have to fill the cup.

Yeesh, what next.  You're absolutely right Jim.  Thanks for posting that Mike,  I'll bring it up at the club meeting tonight.

Edited May 16, 20195 yr by S30Driver
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5 hours ago, jfa.series1 said:

This is about one thing and one thing only: $$$ to the state from higher cost annual registrations. @Zup @S30Driver

Ironically in Georgia, it costs MORE to have historic plates. That's why you'll hardly ever see old Z cars registered in Georgia with historic tags.