In the garage at the new house

sb61fury · Mar 25, 2025

In the garage at the new house .

Bucket · Mar 26, 2025

Fn glorious .

sb61fury · Mar 26, 2025

I took it out for a spin and the State of Alabama is not going to tell me when I can and cannot drive that car

300rag · Mar 26, 2025

sb61fury said:
...the State of Alabama is not going to tell me when I can and cannot drive that car

???

CBODY67 · Thursday at 10:25 AM

IF the car has "antique plates", check the state laws on "approved uses" of vehicles with antique plate on them. NOT unusual, but some ins and outs. Main thing is that the vehicle is not a daily-use car, as antique plates usually are less expensive than normal plates.

CBODY67

ayilar · Thursday at 6:21 PM

sb61fury said:
I took it out for a spin and the State of Alabama is not going to tell me when I can and cannot drive that car

What happens if you get into an accident and you are at fault?

PS: Beautiful rear shot of the car, that's a great angle.

sb61fury · Friday at 12:01 PM

ayilar said:
What happens if you get into an accident and you are at fault?

PS: Beautiful rear shot of the car, that's a great angle.

That is a good question but I only take it out once every 2weeks but I do not go very far maybe 2.5 miles to and then another 2.5 miles back to stretch its wheels . I do my best to avoid fender benders I also have classic car insurance on the car. On my policy I can drive it for pleasure. If the car shows and cruise ins are too far away I take my 2022 challenger

Jakter · Friday at 1:45 PM

Scoopy G · Sunday at 9:31 PM

Since when are accidents the fault of 60-something classic car owners who have a ton of money invested in a nice classic car?

It's the 30-something I-phone addicted millennial idiots who will rearend your classic car...twice! Ask me how I know!

Milo · Sunday at 6:12 AM

I remember them red flash lights on the rear Nice

Boydsdodge · Sunday at 6:59 AM

Why not just get regular plates?

Megaera · Sunday at 6:36 PM

sb61fury said:
In the garage at the new house .

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sb61fury · Monday at 11:29 PM

I wanted to have a manufacture year plate issued to the car

Boydsdodge · Monday at 5:40 AM

sb61fury said:
I wanted to have a manufacture year plate issued to the car

Year of manufacturer might be used as regular plates. In Ontario they are used as regular plates, the buy in cost is greater after the plates pass inspection. No annual fee after that. The classic car plates are a different class that comes with use restrictions and are much less expensive.

sb61fury · Monday at 12:16 PM

Boydsdodge said:
Year of manufacturer might be used as regular plates. In Ontario they are used as regular plates, the buy in cost is greater after the plates pass inspection. No annual fee after that. The classic car plates are a different class that comes with use restrictions and are much less expensive.

sb61fury · Monday at 12:18 PM

The state I live in its used as an antique tag you only need to pay for it 1 time and that is it the tag is good for ever but it cannot be transferred to another classic car

sb61fury · Monday at 12:19 PM

Scoopy G said:
Since when are accidents the fault of 60-something classic car owners who have a ton of money invested in a nice classic car?

It's the 30-something I-phone addicted millennial idiots who will rearend your classic car...twice! Ask me how I know!

If some clown rear ends me when I am driving my '61 who ever it is might get their *** tore up