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A minimum of 20 yrs old :)
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20~25 years, depends on the model
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at least 25 years
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I am pretty sure it has to be at least 25 years old to get historical plates so I would say at least that old.
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it could be a classic right from the showroom floor. But to be an antique classic at least 20 years
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It's 10 yrs. Classic and 20 yrs. Antique
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iv heard 20-25 years
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25 years - Classic 50 years - Antique
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A car has to be 30 years old 2 b classic...Trucks 2..
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A car or truck has 2 b 30 years old 2 b classic...
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In WA state you can get permanent registration (never pay again) when a vehicle is 30 years old or older.
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i heard 20
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A classic can be any age, but to be a classic, IT MUST be in the Classic Registar, and the last time I looked the only modern day classic was the 55-57 Thunderbird. Almost all of the classics are from the 30's. What most people call classics are classed as special interest cars, such as the 57 Chevy. It's not that easy for a car to be a classic. The term classic is very loosely used.
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IN ALABAMA A CAR MUST BE 20Y/O OROLDER TO GET ANTIQUE TAGS
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Ive heard 20 years. Problem is that there weren't too many cool cars around exactly 20 years ago, so some people might say 25 or more for good measure.
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20 years old definatley
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it needs to be a 1972 or older after that they got to big and all of the smooth body lines turned into hard sharp corners! So in my mind the 1972 chevy trucks and blazers had the last of the good looks!!!
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25 years, but there are some that will never be "classic"
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