Thanks,
I don't see anything requiring an inspection like our new cars get every year.
I see "vehicles must meet safety equipment requirements for the model year in which they were manufactured." Does this equate to having to get an inspection sticker every year?
The way I read it the changes that affect us will be having to prove we have a second non antique car, and different fees for new plates in the future.
It could be painful if you are caught with an unsafe vehicle, 5 years before you can re register it as antique. Does not seem fair, if my new car is found to be unsafe, say bald tires, I can get them replaced and drive it with the same registration the same day...
Am I missing something?
Grigg
