JNC NEWS: Arkansas changes historic plate cutoff from 25 to 45 years

[Mike]

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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[jfa.series1]

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

[siteunseen]

1st Domino right there. We're next!

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

[S30Driver]

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, 2019 by S30Driver
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[SteveJ]

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.