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11-05-2003, 08:54 PM
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Antique Plate Rules?
Hey, anyone got a simple explanation for the use of antique plates in VA?
"Forgive me Father for I have sinned...' I've never inspected my 356 though I have standard VA plates. In two years I've driven it everywhere even worked over by the Sherrif's office in Leesburg - passing 5-6 cruisers daily, and never been even looked at by the boys, it's like I'm invisible - and this car's RED. Just figured if I were pulled over I'd put on the stupid face  But it's been so long now I just have to see how much longer I can milk it...  But the question nags at my conscience. I've thought about antique plates, you don't have to get your car inspected if you have antique plates registered with the same year as your car - right? Are you limited legally in mileage with antique plates to shows and parades, I drive my 356 2-3 times a week to work in the good weather? Keith
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"...Now the boys all thought I'd lost my sense and telephone poles looked like a picket fence. They said 'Slow down, I see spots', the lines on the road just looked like dots..." '64 356 Coupe - driver '89 3.2 Coupe - queen http://www.goosecreekfinishing.com 
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