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In CA, it's 20 years for classic, and 25 for antique (from original date of mfg; not model year). They did that because people were side-stepping road taxes and taking advantage of antique exemptions by registering brand-new Model As and '32 Fords, etc., as antiques when they were actually 100% brand-new kit cars. The flip side is that you can usually get cleared as antique at 24 years, if the car was built the year before the model year.
Charles
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Collecting & restoring TVs in Los Angeles since age 10
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