Subject	Antique plate vs. Classic plate
Posted by	Barry(TN) on May 05, 2014 at 3:13 PM
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In Reply To	So it's date of manufacture and not model yr..? posted by Barry(TN) on May 05, 2014 at 01:56 PM
Message	I see from browsing the Texas DMV website that you Texans have the choice of classic or antique when a vehicle is over 25 yrs old. The difference is classic plates can be driven legally every day. In TN we have no such designation, just the antique plate, and vehicle usage with this tag is very limited.
Follow Ups	With Greg's approval I post this: - zfreak(Dallas) 10:26:59 05/05/14 Dibs!?!? I'll represent in Houston. (n/m) - 280ZuL8r 13:05:56 05/05/14 So it's date of manufacture and not model yr..? - Tu 13:25:29 05/05/14 So it's date of manufacture and not model yr..? - Barry(TN) 13:56:38 05/05/14 Antique plate vs. Classic plate - Barry(TN) 15:13:33 05/05/14 I have been nailed twice in Ohio - whitepearl 16:01:01 05/05/14 Unfortunate that resources are wasted on enforcing - Dustin 19:34:14 05/05/14 Rb26 in 89? (n/m) - TriniTT 19:44:57 05/05/14 He is talking about Greg's '90 Z32. (n/m) - The Hawk 08:18:26 05/06/14 I believe he is talking about his own. Mine is a 93. - Greg (Dallas) 09:05:11 05/06/14
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