I play by the rules over & up here in the Perpetual Winterlands of Maine. 9 cars, 8 BMWs, only 1 Antique & 1 Horseless Carriage. All the others are regular Vanity Plate regulations.
Only Athena has an Antique Plate which has a few restrictions & have to sign an affidavit ensuring it is not used as a daily driver as these ‘antique cars’ are exempt from annual safety inspections. Use is meant to be limited for parades & car shows.
Our 1914 KisselKar is registered as Maine Horseless Carriage number 17. Which has the same restrictions as the Antique plates. It has been on loan to the Wisconsin Automobile Museum since June 2016. I continue to insure & register it annually. This past June, after sitting for 7 years. Bought 2 new 6v batteries & put a gallon of fuel in the tank, checked the oil & radiator, primed the fuel pump, pulled the choke, pressed the starter pedal & roared to life with ease. Drove 70 miles at the last meet.