On Aug 17, 2011 AD, at 1:22 PM, SEMA Action Network (SAN) wrote:
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> Illinois Bill to Expand Use of Antique Vehicles Signed Into Law
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> Legislation (H.B. 3256) to provide for an expanded-use antique vehicle
registration class that would allow an tique vehicles and replicas to be
driven without limitation during the warmer part of the year (April 1 through
October 31) was signed into law by Governor Pat Quinn. Under the new law,
expanded-use antiques are limited to traveling to and from car shows,
exhibitions, servicing or demonstration during the colder months (November 1
through March 31). Regular antique vehicle registration is still available
for a lower fee to hobbyists who would prefer only operating their vehicle on
a limited-use basis throughout the year. The law becomes effective on Jan. 1,
2012.
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> The expanded-use antique registration plate will be available at an annual
fee of $45. The limited-use antique plate (travel to and from car shows,
exhibitions, for servicing or demonstration) remains available at a fee of $13
for a two-year registration. A standard registration plate, with no use
limitations, is available for an annual $98 registration fee. In Illinois, an
antique vehicle is defined as a motor vehicle that is more than 25 years of
age, a bonafide replica or a fire-fighting vehicle more than 20 years old
which is not used as fire-fighting equipment.
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> Thank you and congratulations to all who participated in supporting this
bill!
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