Ed,
That is good news, but in PA "classic cars" are defined as 15 years or
older. "Antique cars" at 25 years or older, never did need to be
inspected. Pictures are required to get a car registered as an antique
and no state inspection is required after that. My daily driver Subaru
Alpine Sport wagon is 15 years old and I don't intend to put classic
tags on it because then the mileage will be limited.
Nowadays a 15 year old car doesn't really seem that old. My TD was 18
years old when I bought it and seemed to be so far from a modern car,
even in 1970. My tricarb Healey was only 11 years old when I bought it
in '73 and again seemed ancient compared to the current cars. I have an
'85 RX7 also and even though it will be an "antique" next year, it could
easily be an everyday car today. I guess the Brits were a bit behind
the times.
Hard to believe in the current climate that the gov't would be letting
up on regs for cars.
Charlie
Ed's Shop wrote:
> >From SEMA & for ALL Penseltuckians!!!
>
> Pennsylvania HB 1172: Classic vehicles would be exempt from needing a
> certificate of inspection before being registered.
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