Mars Gets An Antique Registration - No More Inspections - AndThe Registration Will Never Expire!

[roccit_53 at scirocco.cs.uoguelph.ca (C Boyko)]

On 9:48:08 pm 06/12/06 "Allyn" <amalventano1@tds.net> wrote:
> >  For instance, in VA I am not supposed to drive my Mk1 farther
> >  than 250 miles from my residence.  Hmmmmm..................... :P
>
> I can see having various restrictions, but that one is just plain
> nuts.  The typical 'antique' registrar is going to bring (possibly
> drive) the vehicle to show events, some of which would reasonably be
> >250 miles from the house. Isnt there some anti-trailer-queen clause
> in there??? heh
> Al
>
I think you need to look at the "for testing purposes" clause, or however
it's worded. For example, I just wanted to "test" how well the car did on
an 8 hour drive a few weekends back. :) Everywhere I go in Klaus is either
"test driving" (they call it test and tune at the track), "to the mechanic"
(a good CIS mechanic is hard to find these days, you know), or "to club
events and shows". (I always report back when I go driving, so that makes
it a "club event", right?) (this would be for insurance reasons)

 Here the car has to be 30, so Klaus can get historic plates in three
years. But big deal, it's still an annual renewal AFAIK, and you can't get
vanity historic plates. 

And Marc, I've had some PQ beer this evening, who are we fighting? :)

Cathy