Get to a copy of your state's vehicle code and review it, better yet,
photocopy the section that deals with your particular license plate. EACH
STATE IS DIFFERENT!! It may well be that there is a reg that prohibits night
driving with an antique vehicle ( the vehicle license determines what it is,
not the fact you have headlights )
Chances are there is not prohibition, but you need to be sure for your
state. Sometimes the local library will have, or can get a recent copy of
the book
Randy
----- Original Message -----
From: <stconnors@juno.com>
To: Military Vehicles Mailing List <mil-veh@mil-veh.org>
Sent: Tuesday, November 07, 2000 8:31 AM
Subject: [MV] Antique's after dark...
> Hi list,
> I have a question about night time driving. I recently drove my 73
> Kaiser Jeep M35 up to the Penn State tailgate for the Iowa game.
> What a rush thousands of fans just stopped and stared as we pulled in,
> others dove for cameras. People came up and talked to me
> all game long...among them was a police officer. He wanted to check out
> the validity of my reg/plates, etc. As we were chatting he mentioned
> how I couldn't drive my antique at night. I didn't want trouble so I
> ignored it with a shrug. Is this true? I just replaced my head lights
> and sometimes
> need to get back from work (1.5 miles) after dark, I don't want trouble
> with police....please help.
> Thanks
> Steve Connors
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