Antique trucks other than pickups as a hobby vehicle were something that was never considered when the cdl laws were written. Just makes things confusing as common sense would be if the vehicle was not being used commercially and was not tagged commercially no cdl would be required. Not much common sense in most state and federal govt.
My post didn't realize I wasn't signed in. Also didn't realize you could post without signing in?
Does seem strange though that someone would be required to get a cdl for a unladen antique yet many states such as Iowa allow you to drive a fully laden combination vehicle on a car license as long as you are hauling farm produce within 150 miles of farm.
