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08-03-2019, 09:39 PM
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Wisconsin collector plates, 20 years or older, must have regular plated vehicle, suppose to be stock and can't drive in January. My 69 GTO has headers 3"- 2 1/2" exhaust and a 2801 Summit cam. I have collector plates on every thing that is 20 years or older, one time registration. You can get an exemption to drive your collector vehicle in January if your primary vehicle breaks down. I drive my 69 all the time, drove to work for a week, drive it when it is raining. They also have a hobbyist plate for modified vehicles.
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Eric 1969 GTO - 461, turbo 400, Continental 13", 3.08 gears. - 12.59 e.t. @ 108.43 mph, 1.898 60' 1978 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme- 461, turbo 350, PTC 3500 converter, 9" 3:50 gears. = 11.39 e.t. @ 117.55 mph, 1.599 60' on E85 |
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08-03-2019, 10:30 PM
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There are 100 counties in N.C. The tax rate varies and is set by the county you are registered in.
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