great news for 89r's

[dnguyen1963]

why the one month?

How the hell should I know? Lawmakers are a different breed.

[Robotin]

Not true, lane splitting on a motorcycle which is legal just about everywhere on the planet except every state in the US but Komiefornia.

cant tell if you're speaking english...


but lane splitting in legal in CA

[e30construction]

cant tell if you're speaking english...


but lane splitting in legal in CA

thinktats what he was tryna get at

[e30construction]

It's the price I pay for paradise I guess

i live in biloxi..ive got the beach and everything youve got..besides the endless smog in the air ;) well maybe not quite everything but you get the point

[e34_spangler]

Yeah I could register my 86 in pa its only 20 yesrs but then I can't drive it much but I wouldn't have to have the car inspected or nothing

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[coldweatherblue]

Besides the fact that 89 is the best year e30..?

this haha. tennessee is 25 yrs too so i will get antique plates next year! but i brought her from rust-free cali..

also curious how much trouble you could get in for driving the car every day? I can't really see anything happening, i only drive the e30 about 7000 miles a year anyway.

[regnu]

Who cares, my GA tax on the E30 is $22 but it did just pass it's last emissions test ever! Now that is something to celibate.

[kway]

Who cares, my GA tax on the E30 is $22 but it did just pass it's last emissions test ever! Now that is something to celibate.

I'd make love to my e30 more often, not... wait, what?

[agent]

curious how much trouble you could get in for driving the car every day? I can't really see anything happening, i only drive the e30 about 7000 miles a year anyway.

Antique Motor Vehicles. Per Tennessee Code Ann. § 55-4-111, a person may register a vehicle as an “antique motor vehicle”
providing that certain requirements are satisfied. The vehicle:
• Must be a motor vehicle over twenty-five (25) years old and have a non-modified engine and body,
• Can be used for participation in, or transportation to and from, club activities, exhibits, tours, parades, and similar
uses as a collector’s item,
• Can only be used for general transportation on Saturday and Sunday, and
• Can be used on any day for the purpose of selling, vehicle testing, or obtaining repairs to or doing maintenance on the
vehicle.

Violations. Any person violating the provisions of Tennessee Code Ann. 55-4-111 will be restricted from participating in Tennessee Antique Motor Vehicle plate program for five (5) years from the date of the violation, will be asked to surrender the license plate and will be required to pay the full vehicle registration price for operating the vehicle. An example of a violation would be operating the vehicle for general transportation purposes on a day other than Saturday or Sunday.

http://www.tn.gov/revenue/forms/titlereg/f1312901Fill-in.pdf

[regnu]

I'd make love to my e30 more often, not... wait, what?

Well sucks I didn't take the time to correct that post.

WTF is going on in your sig?

[DatUtahGuy]

40 years or older for UT, lol

[Cletonius]

In WI you can get a classic plate; however, you have to park your car in January. If you want to drive in Jan then you will have to pay extra for that month.

In IL they have some language in there about winter and have a mileage limit. I thought about doing it but getting regular plates seemed like less of a hassle long term. Plus, my plates were free last year anyways.

[straight6pwr]

considering that regular registration isnt that damn expensive ($90/year) and there are a bunch of restrictions, this never made sense to me unless you want special plates. every state is different, though.

[e30construction]

yea i was excited about this but after seeing all the restrictions there may be idk about it any more lol

[agent]

considering that regular registration isnt that damn expensive ($90/year) and there are a bunch of restrictions, this never made sense to me unless you want special plates. every state is different, though.

It makes far more sense for weekend/toy cars. I paid $35 for the plate on Klaus, now I'm done forever. I wouldn't risk putting the plate on a DD.