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  1. Nonotagain

    Stopped by the NCSHP

    Watch those farm plates, as there typically is a limit on the distance you are allowed to venture from your farm. Virginia was listed as 175 miles from your farm, and you can’t cross state lines. I think the reason most people register their vehicle as "Antique" is; cheap insurance, reduced...
  2. Nonotagain

    Stopped by the NCSHP

    Don't think so. Your registration from Virginia has to be accepted as-is. Now Farm Tags are a different story due to the commercial nature of the business.
  3. Nonotagain

    Stopped by the NCSHP

    Most states place limitations on vehicles registered as Antique. Some limit you to less than 5,000 miles per year. Others specify, Saturdays, Sundays, parades or transporting the vehicle to be worked on. Maryland has you sign an affidavit that the vehicle is not to be used for daily...
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