Classic Car Owners’ Wildest Legal Headaches

Who knew owning a classic car could be such a legal minefield? From Nevada’s 5,000-mile limit to Arkansas suddenly deciding your ‘90s ride isn’t vintage enough, the rules are all over the place. Some states ban certain paint colors, others make you prove you own a modern car, and don’t even get started on New York’s license plate drama. Even car shows can mean extra permits! It’s like you need a law degree just to cruise in style. #Cars #BuyingCar #ClassicCars

14 days ago

Darryl Hawkins

I trust a classic car more the any new ones. if you get into a crash with a classic car, you'll be walking away or driving. these new car folds up like clothes and the government pushing to make them safer. sorry but plastic and aluminum are not stronger then steel 👍

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Hopkinsville, KY

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Ru4crzn

Then states like Alabama do not title classic cars. They only register them. Try selling a car from Alabama into California who requires a title. A giant nightmare.

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Athens, AL

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Chas

Leave the government to get involved. Every time they do, just pray that when you talk to someone they understand what you are trying to accomplish before you either die or get what you want from them. This goes without saying that COMMIEFORNIA is WAY BEYOND A JOKE. Just look at the way the state is governed. I pray real hard that the citizens wake up and vote for BIG CHANGES.

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Bullhead City, AZ

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Michael Brandon

Parts, that's the biggest problem I've had owning cars and trucks that are over 30 years old. I fabricate or buy parts usually from orielly parts store. But the classic rides have unique style and are tough.

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Newburg, MO

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