Dave,
I saw a guy that just registered his antique car within the last week
and they've changed the plates from the distinctive purple to look like
the normal PA plate with an old car on the left. The purple was a bit
strange, but it stood out, and was a nice tradition. I can't say I like
the change at all.
Any comments from you or the list? Perhaps the state can be petitioned
to go back to purple.
Charlie
several purple plates
Dave Carpenter wrote:
> Same holds true in Pennsylvania. Cars with Antique registration do not
> need the annual safety inspection. This has been true for a number of
> years. They require pictures of all four sides of the car, and you
> must have regular registered vehicles that you drive daily when you
> apply for the plate. People with antique cars are going to take good
> care of them and maintain them as they came from the factory, so no
> inspection. I like it. In return, you are limited to occasional
> pleasure cruises, parades and shows, the car cannot be used to drive
> to work or be used to earn money from renting or such.
>
> Dave
> 67 BJ8
> 60 BT7
> 60 Bugeye
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