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Bus Ted Knuckle · 05-21-2008, 04:50 PM

My antique tag was $8.00 and it never has to be renewed.

dmnall · 05-21-2008, 05:43 PM

Last time I paid registration, I paid $ 10 for the PNO, to get the truck registered back on the road it is $ 57.00 first time I registered the truck, it was $ 36 and kept going up each year... Which is weird because new cars and trucks go down each year while older ones keep going up. That is California aka Kalifornia!

Charlie

67ChevyRedneck · 05-21-2008, 06:06 PM

I think SC charges $20 every two years for plate fees and you have to pay a vehicle tax every year. It depreciates as the vehicle gets older.

Examples:

67 C-10 is $37/year

00 Z71 is down to about $200/year

05 Tacoma is down to $350/year

Sinister · 05-21-2008, 07:08 PM

I just renewed the registration on my '69 C-20 and it was $133.
I used to have to take my old '72 C-20 to the scales in addition to registration fees.

clean71 · 05-21-2008, 07:31 PM

$16 for two years here. Military exemption.

**El Jay** · 05-21-2008, 11:41 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by special-K

It ain`t apples to apples comparing historic vehicle rates with regular registration.It shouldn`t matter how much you paid for a vehicle.That`s a sales tax matter and only changed at time sale.
Does your DMV charge the same for SUVs,which are in the same GVW class and have a higher net weight?

Out here in CA, we pay the sales tax on the selling price (value) of the vehicle. Subsequent to that, registration fees are based on the value. Weight fees are also added for trucks.
For example, if you buy a private party vehicle for $3000 but can conspire to get a bill of sale for $500; the $500 is what your sales tax and later registration fees are based on.
This results in lower registration fees in the following years, to a lower limit.

I hope that made sense.

**El Jay** · 05-21-2008, 11:43 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by special-K

It ain`t apples to apples comparing historic vehicle rates with regular registration.It shouldn`t matter how much you paid for a vehicle.That`s a sales tax matter and only changed at time sale.
Does your DMV charge the same for SUVs,which are in the same GVW class and have a higher net weight?

Out here in CA, we pay the sales tax on the selling price (value) of the vehicle. Subsequent to that, registration fees are based on the value. Weight fees are also added for trucks.
For example, if you buy a private party vehicle for $3000 but can conspire to get a bill of sale for $500; the $500 is what your sales tax and later registration fees are based on.
This results in lower registration fees in the following years, to a lower limit.

SUV's are considered station wagons (autos) out here.

I hope that made sense.

jimmydean · 05-22-2008, 12:25 AM

$35 every 2 years, no smog inspection.

Old Money · 05-22-2008, 12:49 AM

wisconsin collector plate 148.50. a one time fee and the plate stays with you forever. 72 c-10 cheyenne. annual plate 4500 lb tag was 49.50 each yr. old money.

Mixup · 05-22-2008, 01:36 AM

$40 a year.

**special-K** · 05-22-2008, 02:16 AM

Arewe comparing historic fees or daily driver fees?It would be interseting to gain some accurate info if we could all get on the same page.Historic is cheaper AND restricted.

Bus Ted Knuckle · 05-22-2008, 03:52 AM

Arkansas has a healthy state income tax, because of that we pay less for other things, like license and registration (like I said, my permanent antique tag was $8). In states that have no or lower income tax, you pay more for other things. I learned that when I lived in Texas, and my truck registration was outragious, but I had NO state income tax to pay.

One way or another, they get the money out of you.

Indyuke · 05-22-2008, 04:11 AM

For me it's normally been about $54, plus this year for the first time I've had to pay a $32 weight class fee. Years ago the cost of the tags used to be based on the value of the vehicle. At one time I paid $16... but that was the lowest I've ever paid.

Ace in the hole · 05-22-2008, 04:29 AM

Are you guys with historic plates able to drive them all the time? Here in michigan if you get a historic plate they have a restriction that basically says you are only to drive it to and from car shows.

from our state web site-
A Historical vehicle must be:
• 26 or more years old.
• Owned solely as a collector’s item
• Used only for events such as historical club activities, parades, and car shows.
Note: A designated historical vehicle cannot be used for routine transportation.

**88JRFAN** · 05-22-2008, 05:03 AM

I pay 17 dollars a year for the property tax on my antique tag. Once a year, no resrtictions.

jwn1975 · 05-22-2008, 05:13 AM

Vintage plates: $10

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rick0312 · 05-22-2008, 05:25 AM

$56 in PA.

allen123 · 05-22-2008, 05:38 AM

$150 but mine had some penalties on it.

DrtyJack75 · 05-22-2008, 05:50 AM

I hate CALIFORNIA because of their BS on vehicle registration...

I pay $49 for my Accord because Im military and not a California resident...but then I have to pay $257 for my Avalanche....because CALIFORNIA says ALL trucks are commercial vehicles.....unless you have a camper, and when they say camper, they mean camper like you can live in. I hear some people get away with regular camper shells but my DMV guy was a JERK OFF!! Ok maybe that's a lil harsh.....how bout a jerk! He said but I could use my truck for commercial reasons and there for they had to "tax" me for it..

ummm I had to take him outside for him to INSPECT my truck so I tried to explain my Avalanche comes with a cover from the factor and with the size of the bed and the angled piece on the back of the truck, it wasnt possible to put a camper or use for commercial purposes for that matter

either way, he just gave me the look and said "that'll be $257" ohhh not to mention the pain in the arse of finding somewhere to weigh my truck, oh and of course they got $20 for doing it..

ughhh, seem like Im pissed.....it's because I just went through this last week!

BUT on a happier note! Im pulling my truck outta the garage here soon and it was worrying me how much I was gonna have to pay....Im glad to see it looks like it'll be under $100.

**Stocker** · 05-22-2008, 06:30 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bus Ted Knuckle

Arkansas has a healthy state income tax, because of that we pay less for other things, like license and registration (like I said, my permanent antique tag was $8). In states that have no or lower income tax, you pay more for other things. I learned that when I lived in Texas, and my truck registration was outragious, but I had NO state income tax to pay.

One way or another, they get the money out of you.

Well, Sir, you do not have the great good fortune to be familiar with the way things are done in the Republik of Kalifornia!!

We are not only graced with a significant tax on vehicle tags... but also a substantial income tax, a healthy sales tax, decently high fuel tax, and for those not under Prop. 13, a sizable property tax! And I probably missed some. Our wonderful legislators never met a tax (or a tax hike) they didn't like. If a little is good, a lot must surely be better.

HoupPhotography · 05-22-2008, 07:16 AM

If I remember right, mine were 27.50 + 10.00 (historical\antique) = 37.50 and I need to renew once a year.

Oh, it's on my '67

jsbgump · 05-22-2008, 07:18 AM

62 here for antique plates that are good for 5 years

mexgrhd68 · 05-22-2008, 10:42 AM

$72.00 for my 68 chevy 1/2 ton, no smog.

**El Jay** · 05-22-2008, 11:36 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Stocker

Well, Sir, you do not have the great good fortune to be familiar with the way things are done in the Republik of Kalifornia!!

We are not only graced with a significant tax on vehicle tags... but also a substantial income tax, a healthy sales tax, decently high fuel tax, and for those not under Prop. 13, a sizable property tax! And I probably missed some. Our wonderful legislators never met a tax (or a tax hike) they didn't like. If a little is good, a lot must surely be better.

I'm a bit south of Jefferson State.
May be we should swap tax bills with him.

Bishops Trucks · 05-22-2008, 12:28 PM

I'm with Chuck on this. $10.00 registration fee with vintage tags, $0.00 personal property fee, good to go until I go.

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Bus Ted Knuckle Son of a gun Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Hot Springs, Arkansas Posts: 1,636	Re: How much are you paying for 67-72 truck registration? My antique tag was $8.00 and it never has to be renewed. __________________ Bill BEATERS ARE NEATER

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dmnall Registered User Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: Goleta, CA Posts: 505	Re: How much are you paying for 67-72 truck registration? Last time I paid registration, I paid $ 10 for the PNO, to get the truck registered back on the road it is $ 57.00 first time I registered the truck, it was $ 36 and kept going up each year... Which is weird because new cars and trucks go down each year while older ones keep going up. That is California aka Kalifornia! Charlie __________________ 1968 C10 Truck LWB Fleetside 1968 C10 Truck SWB Stepside 1994 K2500 Ext Cab Fleetside 2008 Honda Civic Si lease

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Bus Ted Knuckle Son of a gun Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Hot Springs, Arkansas Posts: 1,636	Re: How much are you paying for 67-72 truck registration? Arkansas has a healthy state income tax, because of that we pay less for other things, like license and registration (like I said, my permanent antique tag was $8). In states that have no or lower income tax, you pay more for other things. I learned that when I lived in Texas, and my truck registration was outragious, but I had NO state income tax to pay. One way or another, they get the money out of you. __________________ Bill BEATERS ARE NEATER

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