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Originally Posted by joedoh
the law you posted references the law I posted, which is why I posted it, and it states that old vehicles 30+ years old dont have to run a front plate if they meet the criteria in section d. he shouldnt need to apply for a street rod license plate, he may already be in compliance.
I am familiar with the street rod desingnation here in kansas and also in pa, both states dont allow antique registration and taxes for street rods. so its not a minor point, at least in those two states.
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Minnesota does not require a front plate on collector vehicles. The state offers the option of Classic, Street Rod or Collector plates as well as qualifying year of manufacture plates. Registration is a modest, one time fee with no annual renewal. Cars with collector plates cannot be used as a primary means transportation.
If you must run a front plate, it wouldn't take much to fab a bracket beneath the front bumper to avoid drilling visible holes in the bumper