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Antique vehicles

Reduced rates are available for vehicles registered as antiques.

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The following requirements must be met for a vehicle to qualify for registration as an antique:

  • The vehicle must be at least 30 years old.
  • The applicant must have or operate a primary-use vehicle registered:
    • in the applicant's name, or
    • in the name of the applicant's spouse, or
    • jointly registered in the names of both spouses,
    • in the name of a corporation for the applicant's personal use.
  • The vehicle must be registered in either Class PV or LV.
  • The antique vehicle must be for private use only and not for commercial or farm use.

Rates

Reduced rates are available for vehicles registered as antiques. The annual cost to plate a vehicle as antique is $134. If the vehicle is a 1941 model or older the annual cost is $71.

Vehicles registered with antique use are limited to a maximum of $800 for physical damage coverage along with liability coverage of $200,000. If the vehicle is worth more than $800, you may discuss extension coverage options with your insurance broker.

The deductible for a vehicle registered as antique is $500.

Inspections

An antique vehicle is not subject to an inspection unless it has a status not limited to the United States such as unfit, total loss or salvage.

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