Yes, it seems by word of a pa notary the photos of my 33 chevy 1.5 ton I recently purchased show a vehicle not in conformance with the pa regulations for acceptance for antique plates because the paint is not how it would have apeared in 1933. the truck is complete and runs. I am blown away as i had no intentions of painting this truck any time soon, I like it the way it is. its got just 13,979 mi on it, has 1948 pa insp. sticker and 1948 registration plates, and even a completely legible "T" fuel ration sticker in the rear window and the original wood bed, nothins ever been repainted. Im not trying to brag my truck but i dont think it should be painted as it is a true antique vehicle the way it is, dont know what im going to do. if you have any ideas please throw them my way, I just have a real soft spot for old stuff and these old trucks tickle my heart, but not being able to drive it breaks it. Im going to post this letter after responding back to your responce. Thanks for your responce, I would love to hear other stovebolters thoughts on this subject, and ideas. Ken
Last edited by ken wisniewski; 07/11/2009 2:24 AM.
