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oldblu65 · 01-14-2009, 01:34 PM

My understanding , in the state of Tennessee , is you must first register the vehicle as an antique , you may then use the plates that match your vehicle's year of manufacture as long as the " antique " tag is kept in the vehicle and available for display if requested . Not sure if this is applicable in other states ? A bonus of the antique registration is it's permanent and doesn't have to be renewed every year . A downside is it restricts when your vehicle may be driven .

01-14-2009, 01:34 PM	#6
oldblu65 Registered User Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: " The Scenic City " Posts: 189	Re: Decided to paint my remaining plate My understanding , in the state of Tennessee , is you must first register the vehicle as an antique , you may then use the plates that match your vehicle's year of manufacture as long as the " antique " tag is kept in the vehicle and available for display if requested . Not sure if this is applicable in other states ? A bonus of the antique registration is it's permanent and doesn't have to be renewed every year . A downside is it restricts when your vehicle may be driven .