Aint this a laugh? (vehicle registration)
Here's Minnesota's
Collector Vehicle Registration Applications for registration in one of the collector classes must be made at a deputy registrar office or by mailing an [ame="https://dps.mn.gov/divisions/dvs/forms-documents/Documents/MV_TitleandRegisterMotorVehicleApplication.pdf"]Application to Title/Register a Motor Vehicle (PS2000)[/ame] and appropriate fees to:
Driver and Vehicle Services
445 Minnesota Street, Suite 164
St. Paul, MN 55101.
Classic Plates
Collector Plates
Street Rod Plates
Classic Motorcycle Plates
Original Minnesota Plates
Here's Minnesota's
Collector Vehicle Registration Applications for registration in one of the collector classes must be made at a deputy registrar office or by mailing an [ame="https://dps.mn.gov/divisions/dvs/forms-documents/Documents/MV_TitleandRegisterMotorVehicleApplication.pdf"]Application to Title/Register a Motor Vehicle (PS2000)[/ame] and appropriate fees to:
Driver and Vehicle Services
445 Minnesota Street, Suite 164
St. Paul, MN 55101.
- Vehicles registered in any of the collector classes are restricted to operation solely as a collector item. These vehicles cannot be used for general transportation purposes.
- You will be issued a 60-day permit if applying at a deputy registrar office so you may operate the vehicle until you receive your license plates in the mail.
- Initial Application Fees: $15.00 for double plates, $13.50 for a single plate, $25 one-time registration tax ($10 for Classic Motorcycle) plus a $10 filing fee.
- Collector plates may be personalized. See the Personalized Plates section above for fees and restrictions.
- For additional information about the following Collector Classes please visit your local motor vehicle office or email [email protected].
- May be displayed on any motor vehicle (except recreational) manufactured prior to 1936.
Classic Plates - May be displayed on any motor vehicle manufactured between and including the years 1925-1948, designated as a classic car under Minnesota Statutes, section 168.10 subdivision 1b, excluding any type of commercial or recreational vehicle.
Collector Plates - May be displayed on any motor vehicle (except recreational) that is at least 20 model years old and manufactured after 1935.
- At the time of application, owners must certify that they have one or more vehicles registered with regular Minnesota license plates.
Street Rod Plates - May be displayed on any modernized motor vehicle manufactured prior to the year 1949 or any motor vehicle designed and manufactured to resemble a motor vehicle manufactured prior to 1949.
- At the time of application, owners must certify that they have one or more vehicles registered with regular Minnesota license plates.
Classic Motorcycle Plates - May be displayed on any motorcycle that is at least 20 model years old, original in appearance, and owned solely as a collector's item.
- At the time of application, owners must certify that they have one or more vehicles registered with regular Minnesota license plates.
Original Minnesota Plates - Original Plates are not plates issued by Driver and Vehicle Services.
- Original plates are plates originally issued by the State of Minnesota with an issue year that is the same as the vehicle model year, or that display a tab or registration sticker that is the same as the vehicle model year (i.e., an original 1965 license plate with a 1966 validation sticker may be used on a 1966 vehicle).
- May be displayed on any vehicle that qualifies for collector registration or is at least 20 years old registered in the passenger class.
- The original plate cannot conflict with a license plate series currently in use, or reserved for use by the department.
- Original plates cannot be displayed until the Driver and Vehicle Services Division approves the application.
- Plates made for novelty or collector purposes are not allowed to be displayed on the vehicle while it is operating on streets and highways.