Posted by Gypsy Jim on February 18, 1999 at 21:05:38:
In Reply to: You're right posted by Matt S. on February 18, 1999 at 10:16:13:
Another consideration is whether the car is in stock condition. In NJ, you're supposed to have the original rims and engine for it to qualify for classic license status. It's a hassle to get a car through the process, but well worth it in that insurance is a fraction of the cost, you only have to pay for registration once, and most important is that you don't have to go through a tailpipe inspection.
25 years makes a classic. I've never even heard of the state to state thing though.
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: : What is the definition of a classic car? I think I remember hearing somewhere that it was 25 years and older, but I don't know if it varies from state to state or what.