In NJ there are restrictions against daily usage, only if you put antique
plates on the vehicle. With antique plates there is no annual
inspection required. The eqiupment can be as original. either option
has no restriction on night driving.
Tom McHugh, NJ
52 M38A1
MVPA, MTA
If you want to use it constantly, you must get regular plates & put
updated safety equipment on the vehicle.
Insurance is available for both options.
On Thu, 9 Nov 2000 10:47:12 +1300 "Demonware Restorations"
<INDYN@xtra.co.nz> writes:
>
>
> . My insurance company has
> > the right to restrict use of an antique vehicle as a far as
> mileage and
> > reason for travel. They dont say anything about driving at night.
> >
> > TJM
>
> This really does prove that we live in a free world (NOT)
> I own it, I do what i like with it and there ain't a person alive
> going to
> tell me differently. Ok common sense dictates that you don't drive
> at night
> with something not equipped for it, but if I want to travel from
> point A to
> point B and cover X miles, then so be it.....
>
> Come to New Zealand. We don't have silly rules like this one...
>
> Adam North
> RNZAF Police Ret.
> Demonware Restorations
> 1919 Indian Power Plus (could be military scheme, but undecided)
> 1941 M741B Indian
> 1942 M741B Indian
> 88' Landrover NZSTG
> Type 82 Kubelwagon
> Steyr Type 1500A Kommandeurwagon
> PzKpfw V Ausf. G Replica
>
>
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