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Florida Now Allows 20-Year-Old Cars to Qualify as Antique

The Sunshine State Joins the Growing Trend of Recognizing Classic Vehicles

Car Enthusiasts Rejoice as Classic Vehicles Gain New Status

In a move that has delighted car enthusiasts, Florida has recently amended its laws to allow vehicles that are at least 20 years old to be eligible for antique tags. This is a significant change from the previous requirement of 30 years, bringing Florida in line with several other states that have recognized the increasing value and popularity of classic cars.

To qualify for antique tags, vehicles must meet certain criteria, including being in original condition or having been restored to their original specifications. They must also not be used for daily transportation but rather for exhibitions, parades, or public displays.

The new law is expected to have a positive impact on the collector car market in Florida, as it will make it easier and more affordable for owners to register and display their classic vehicles. It is also a testament to the growing appreciation for the historical and cultural significance of these vehicles.