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SEMA - New Registration Rules Utah?
SEMA-supported legislation to allow vehicles 30 years old and older to be classified as “vintage vehicles” was signed into law by Utah Governor Gary Herbert. Under previous law, Utah reserved the “vintage vehicle” class only to vehicles 40 years old and older. Under the new law, “vintage vehicles” 30–40 years old would be charged a $45 annual registration fee. When the vehicle reaches 40 years old, the registrant would pay a one-time $40 fee. Vintage vehicles are exempted from annual emissions and safety inspections. Utah exempts vehicles manufactured prior to 1968 from emissions inspections. Vehicles manufactured after that date must be registered as “vintage vehicles” or “customs” to qualify for this exemption.
Has anyone been to the DMV since Herbert signed this into law? I am going sometime in the next two weeks, and since I am titled as a 1965 it sounds like I can pay a lifetime $40 fee and be done with any and all registration fees. Am I misreading the legislation?
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Mike, FFR 4263 MKII, Red/Silver, 331 and Loads of FUN!!!!
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