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just think i know in michigan if your car isover 25 years old its a ''classic'' and you can get a fancy plate for it in only a few years some of us 1988 and 1989 owners will have a classic festiva now thats gonna be weird to say
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1989 Ford Ranger 177 2.9
2001 hyundai accent 1.6 DOHC -
I already have historic tags on Uncle Fester. Got them in Jan, when he turned 20!Jim DeAngelis
kittens give Morbo gas!!
Bright Blue 93 GL (1.6 8v, 5spd) (Hula-Baloo)
Performance Red 94 Aspire SE (Stimpson) -
there are limitations on missouri on the miles driven in a year to get those plates.Comment
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The problem in West Virginia is that you have major restrictions as to under what circumstances you can operate the car on the road. Up side is that you can do all sorts of cool things like run a plate of the year of the car (IE 1989 WV plate for example) the plate is good for 10 years with no renewal needed, and is exempt from annual inspections!
MichaelHave owned 9 so far
White 89 L converted to LX "The Curmudgeon" Being a Curmudgeon right now.
Blue 89 L converted to LX "Shtinky" FMS crate engine,cam,flywheel,hail dents
Smurf Blue 90 LX "Smurffy" He Ran Away From Home!!!!!! Says Willie loves him more than I did!
Red 88 L converted to LX "Rasta, Mon" Now retired
Where did all these @#*&%$ Toyotas come from around here?Comment
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I have the original plate on my Galaxie...or course, it hasn't been on the road in 8 years, but it DOES have the 1966 plate on it!
I heard I can actually use it somehow, but I've not checked into it...and I assume it would come with all sorts of restrictions. Ahh, a classic Festiva..has a nice ring to it.
92 Festiva L stock with wheel upgrade...The Mater (Sold)
'66 Galaxie 500 428 FE...Friend of OPEC
'68 Mustang Coupe
'63 Galaxie Country SedanComment
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In Ohio the car as to be 25 years old for historical plates too. But you can also run model year in place of them. They are something like $20-$25 good for the life of the vehicle, but you are supposed to be going to of from an event.Comment
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In Ontario, any vehicle that hasn't rusted out in 20 years from all the winter salt baths, is considered a classic and is exempt from the mandatory Drive Clean emmission checks required for vehicle licensing by the provincial government. Did I mention that every owner has to pay for the inspections as well as hundreds of dollars in extra repair charges if the vehicle fails the test? Anyway, there are no special plates. Seargent Wooley is watching you!Comment
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