New Antique Vehicle Inspection Law in North Carolina

Posted by CGarbee on Thursday, January 13, 2005 at 11:15AM :

Just for those of you in North Carolina, the Legislature amended the section on vehicle inspections to exempt antique vehicles during the last session. The definition of antique is that the vehicle has to be 35 years old or older. M37 owners in North Carolina no longer have to be inspected effective January 1, 2005.

I put a copy of the applicable sections of the General Statutes up on my website at:
http://www.garbee.net/~cabell/inspectionlaw.htm

I would suggest that folks in NC who have a vehicle in this category print out a copy for the glove box just in case somebody who hasn't gotten the word questions you...

Enjoy.

• Cummins M37 and other info

Follow Ups:

• Re: New Antique Vehicle Inspection Law in North Carolina - Jim_n_Tx 8:40PM 01/13/2005
• Re: New Antique Vehicle Inspection Law in North Carolina - MikeR 3:23PM 01/13/2005
  • Re: New Antique Vehicle Inspection Law in North Carolina - Keith in Washington 4:39PM 01/13/2005
    • Re: New Antique Vehicle Inspection Law in North Carolina - Marty 5:56PM 01/13/2005
      • Re: New Antique Vehicle Inspection Law in North Carolina - Keith in Washington 7:54PM 01/13/2005
        • Yes I Understand That Keith.... - Marty 10:28PM 01/13/2005
          • The Customs thing works both ways, Marty - Chris Lube Lublin 2:19AM 01/14/2005
• Re: New Antique Vehicle Inspection Law in North Carolina - Ed s 12:27PM 01/13/2005
• Thats not good ---- - Mark S. 12:05PM 01/13/2005
  • Re: Thats not good ---- - Keith in Washington 4:36PM 01/13/2005
  • In states without inspections.... - chris case 12:13PM 01/13/2005
    • Re: In states without inspections.... - MoparNorm 12:24PM 01/13/2005
      • Re: In states without inspections.... - CGarbee 12:50PM 01/13/2005
• Re: New Antique Vehicle Inspection Law in North Carolina - Arthur P Bloom 11:30AM 01/13/2005

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