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on: 09-10-2006
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More Australian muscle in the U.S.A. |
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| #1 |
9-21-2006 @ 10:44:16 PM |
| Posted By : Hoopd87 |
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25 years and older = no bullshit to import.
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9-21-2006 @ 10:54:21 PM |
| Posted By : Altima35se2003 |
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15 years here!
[Edited by Altima35se2003 on 9-21-2006 @ 10:56:23 PM]
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9-21-2006 @ 10:58:30 PM |
| Posted By : Altima35se2003 |
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#3, lol it's editted, laugh it up
[Edited by Altima35se2003 on 9-21-2006 @ 10:58:56 PM]
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| #6 |
9-21-2006 @ 11:07:48 PM |
| Posted By : Altima35se2003 |
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#5, I thought it varried state to state, maybe with some america wide rules. My opinion was car stuff largely fell to the state. I know it's federal here. mostly.
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| #7 |
9-21-2006 @ 11:08:29 PM |
| Posted By : Low-Tech Redneck |
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In PA, you can get a classic car lisence if the vehicle is 15 years old or older, and an antique if it's 25, that really cuts the red tape out, but it also caps yer usage, (not enforced actively, but why risk it?)
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| #9 |
9-21-2006 @ 11:11:14 PM |
| Posted By : Hoopd87 |
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#5, Yes, really. The hurdles you'd have importing a R33 Skyline, dont exist for say, a '70 GT-R, or an '81 Celica 2800XX
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9-21-2006 @ 11:13:23 PM |
| Posted By : Altima35se2003 |
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#7, Ah cool. Our 15 years + to Antique would be a regular plate with the usual restrictions. I forget what antique is but I haven't seen an antique plate on a car newer than 1957. Maybe we Ontarians like to drive our cars as much as possible the 6 good months of the year.
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| #15 |
9-21-2006 @ 11:16:44 PM |
| Posted By : Low-Tech Redneck |
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We have antique plates on the Deuce, and the rules say that you must limit your driving to "reasonable usage" which is defined as "Driving it only 1 day a week, excluding trips to and from shows, parades, or other such activities" We try to stay true to that, sometimes we may go out 2 times a week, but unless you make a habit out of being seen all the time, shouldn't be an issue, the registration is good for life, and never needs inspected, so nobody ever checks back on you. The hobby/collector crowd is pretty tame and the state has learned to just leave em' alone.
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9-21-2006 @ 11:17:30 PM |
| Posted By : Hoopd87 |
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#14, haha what do you think I am, retarded?
wait, DONT ANSWER... damnit snake.
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| #17 |
9-26-2006 @ 04:44:43 PM |
| Posted By : Skid |
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In MS if your vehicle is over 25 years old, then you can get an antique car tag for it, period.
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8-18-2007 @ 04:18:34 PM |
| Posted By : 89Rettagt |
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#9, or just get a 1982 Celica Supra L-type for 2k instead of importing it.
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8-18-2007 @ 05:16:09 PM |
| Posted By : Sensekhmet |
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I'm a fan of cars being actually used so the mileage limit is a bad idea IMO.
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