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Well, all state antique vehicle statutes are not created equally... Tennessee's was much more restrictive until last year...That's when the new state legislature poked so many ambiguous holes in the old law, that you can basically drive a plated antique vehicle anywhere at any time for any...

Not in Tennessee....I registered a winch deuce last week with Tennessee antique plates...The cost was $27 for the lifetime of the vehicle.....No renewals ever needed and no hidden "wheel taxes"... Insurance through Farm Bureau was $127 for the year... We have antique plates on five of our...

True, but especially true about niche, oddball MV's like complete M54 cargo's, deuce dumps, halftracks, etc... You can find occasional examples of ragged out versions of these, but the pristine examples tend to sell more often for pristine prices because there are far fewer of them to begin...

Well, the $12,000 price you quoted is ridiculously inflated IMO, so it's probably not a good comparison....It is simply a deuce with a dump... Granted, it's somewhat scarce, but the ONLY reason I would personally buy it is to resell. There is simply no guarantee of it's saleable desirability in...

Here's the ended auction prices: AssetAuctions I watched these auctions for several weeks but decided that these trucks were simply too rough for me to buy and resell and make any money on, (considering tranportation, etc). As you can see, they closed for $1300-$1500 each. They may have...

That would be me...I have a really nice set of troop seats for this truck that looks brand new. Price is $200 and can be picked up in east Tennessee.