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Originally Posted by sick472
Here's the basics for Missouri...
" A vehicle that is registered as a historic vehicle may be driven:
1.) To and from exhibitions and educational events without any mileage limitation;
2.) To repair facilities within a 100 mile limit; and
3.) Up to 1,000 miles per year for personal use.
The owner is responsible for keeping a log of the miles driven for personal use each calendar year. The log must be kept in the vehicle when the vehicle is being driven on any state road."
From here...
https://dor.mo.gov/motor-vehicle/historic-plates.html
I have never heard of any of this being enforced, but, like I said, I would hate to hear of it after an accident and be out my classic all for some minor taxes and the hassle of inspections. |
Since I only carry liability coverage at this point, I figure if I am in an accident I am out anyhow, so I take the risk. I am going to be putting one on the road in the next year or so where I have a lot more invested, so I may decide to revisit insurance coverage. But, I have never heard good reports where someone loses one of these and comes out.....insurance companies usually will fight tooth and nail to not pay out, so I will likely just liability cover it and take my chances.
And don't get me started on the yearly personal property taxes......