samturner

Anyone know at what year a car becomes a "Classic" and at what year they are considered an "Antique"

Thanks Sam

maxwedge

NYS DMV considers 25 years an antigue, very subjective of course, just as what is a classic, lots of different opinions on the " classic" issue, what car are you referring to.

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samturner

The car I had in mind is a 91' Cougar LS 3.8 its located at the following link. The car had 32,000 when i got it a year ago and has never slept outside in the elements.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/09...m/91cougar.jpg


However since that might not fit well here. Try this link for some cars that will. Not a lot of demand for 57' Chevrolets in my part of Kentucky.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/09...ars/57Chev.jpg

maxwedge

Definitely not a classic or antique, so what if you like the car.

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TEXAS-HOTROD

When I think of an antique car, a Model T comes to mind. A classic car would seem to fall as far back as the '50s. A Model A Ford or a Duesenburg doesn't seem old enough for an antique status but looks too old to be a classic. It's a tough call and I can see where it too depends on the vehicle. I'm sure it's written in stone somewhere on times and conditions.
Pre-war and post-war comes to mind. I'm just not exactly sure what it applied to. Maybe it was a classification for tractors or something.