Modified cars can't be historic? Goddamnit!

[pmat]

this is actually kinda cool.


people abuse the historic plate tags here.. i see some total pieces of shit with H tags from Maryland/PA.

very true.. the other day i saw an old man hauling dead bushes in a sub $400 cutlass with an antique car plate.

[nomansfriend]

right? it says it can only be used as a exhibition piece or for education. But I educate fools durring my daily exhibition on the proper ways of rolling like a boss.:D

spit my coffee out laughing at this. very funny:nice:

[Kevinl]

My e30 costs $8 dollar a year for normal registration

[achtunge30]

Just stick some bottlecaps or weaves on and snap the front and side pics...

As long as it looks relatively CLOSE to factory spec stock...even OEM+ it should be approved.

[Exodus_2pt0]

people abuse the historic plate tags here.. i see some total pieces of shit with H tags from Maryland/PA.

How is that abuse?

Condition should not matter. You are helping the enviroment by driving a vehicle that was made 20 years ago vs driving a new vehicle and all of the emissions that go into building it.

Historic should be just that, historic. Who cares what condition it is in.

[gtdragon980]

How is that abuse?

Condition should not matter. You are helping the enviroment by driving a vehicle that was made 20 years ago vs driving a new vehicle and all of the emissions that go into building it.

Historic should be just that, historic. Who cares what condition it is in.

I agree. With that being said, My e30 does look like a pile of shit. How many fucks given? None.

[Aufbau Principle]

$35 for a lifetime plate in TN.


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,

http://www.tn.gov/revenue/forms/titl...901Fill-in.pdf

No sir Mr. RMV man, car came like that from the factory.

[agent]

No sir Mr. RMV man, car died in a fire.

Touched that up for you.

[Exodus_2pt0]

Touched that up for you.

Ummm.... It's in Zombie mode now, you know, back from the dead.

http://www.speedhunters.com/2011/05/news_gt_gt_rusty_slammington_arises_once_again/

Edit: Can't seem to find any more info after that... So... maybe killed it with fire.

Yup, It's dead apparently.

http://www.autoguide.com/auto-news/2011/07/enthusiast-finds-pristine-1971-bmw-2800cs-makes-it-even-better.html

[bmwstudent]

right? it says it can only be used as a exhibition piece or for education. But I educate fools durring my daily exhibition on the proper ways of rolling like a boss.:D

The best line of text ever written

[JasonC]

How is that abuse?

Condition should not matter. You are helping the enviroment by driving a vehicle that was made 20 years ago vs driving a new vehicle and all of the emissions that go into building it.

Historic should be just that, historic. Who cares what condition it is in.

have you seen some of the junk in Maryland with historic tags? There are full size trucks with rusty frames that the truck is bent in a V and the top of the bed is rubbing aginst the cab!

[Brezzi]

The best line of text ever written

I'm a fuggin poet.

[nomansfriend]

I educate fools durring my daily exhibition on the proper ways of rolling like a boss.:grin:

I think Im going to have this put on my tombstone. Funniest thing I've read in a while.

[Exodus_2pt0]

have you seen some of the junk in Maryland with historic tags? There are full size trucks with rusty frames that the truck is bent in a V and the top of the bed is rubbing aginst the cab!

I'm not saying I'd be opposed to a VERY basic inspection. But then again that's a slippery slope too.

I'd rather a few people take advantage than ruin it for everyone.

Using historic tags to get a unsafe vehicle on the road is one thing. Using them to keep costs down while driving an old vehicle is another.

Most people don't want to be a danger to themselves or others, of course there will be some idiots.

[JasonC]

I'm not saying I'd be opposed to a VERY basic inspection. But then again that's a slippery slope too.

I'd rather a few people take advantage than ruin it for everyone.

Using historic tags to get a unsafe vehicle on the road is one thing. Using them to keep costs down while driving an old vehicle is another.

Most people don't want to be a danger to themselves or others, of course there will be some idiots.

You need to take a ride up to Western Maryland. These idiots will ruin it for everyone.