Are 90's cars classic now???

[pagrunt]

Thought it was $100

 

[mclellan83]

Thought it was $100

I did everything there, bought the car from Ohio so transferred the title and registered it all at once

 

[axisg]

The magic number here is 30 years old, doesn't matter if it is a POS. No safety, if it was licensed in Saskatchewan or emissions test. If my 88 doesn't sell, next year less than $200 a year compared to 70+ a month now.

Same deal in S.Ontario / GTA. 30 years is the magic number. Yearly Plate Sticker renewal price goes from $120 to $18, and $150 /mo for insurance to $120/ yr

 

[STLRegal]

Early 90s and performance cars, yes. At least culturally.

Styling wise a lot of early 90s cars were hold overs from the 80s. So they look older then they really are, so they might be associated with being a old or classic car.

As an example a 93 mustang might be considered a classic compared to a 94, just because they look so different.

Legally here in MO any car that's 25 years old can be considered a classic.

 

[84GP455]

I thought "classic" was 15 years and "antique" was 25??

 

[Clutch]

Here in Jersey 25 years old and you can get qq plates that say antique historic however with them no racing and or timed events no going shopping no daily driving in fact your only allowed 600 miles a year but if you go to raceway park or Atco most of the bracket cars have them only because your not supposed to have an unregistered car in most towns here that's why most of the car guys up here hide there cars. Much like me driving 45 minutes one way to work on my car we're no one can see it fine me and take it away also if you qq here it can not be kept outside in a carport or in a tent it must be photographed in a building to get the plates it's a pia but in the end it's worth it because then you can get classic insurance for 245 a year but you must prove you have a registered and insured daily driver

 

[Clutch]

Here we go it's my insurance company that will only let me go 600 miles a year

 

[foxtrot]

No.

 

[UNGN]

Here we go it's my insurance company that will only let me go 600 miles a yearView attachment 70875

Did a failed lawyer write that? An antique is... "no older than 25 years"

Awah?

Are they "relics" AFTER 25 years?

 

[Clutch]

Did a failed lawyer write that? An antique is... "no older than 25 years"

Awah?

Are they "relics" AFTER 25 years?

Lol that's right off the DMV website you want a good laugh go poke around the njdmv sight at some of the laws. I'm going to register the Cutlass tomorrow and I need to bring my license birth certificate SSI card a pay stub and a credit card to prove my ID it's insane