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Good morning everyone. Have a great time Carlisle goers. I hope to go next year. As for the rest if us, have a great day, stay safe. Day 5 of nothing but sitting. Whole body is getting so sore from just sitting. 9 more days to go....ugh
 
WV64Signet said:
OK...so a poll here...

Had a great conversation with the Sheriff's Office today about the Valiant and registration/taxes (WV has personal property tax...pretty low rate but it's still there)

Recommendation was that instead of going with the original 1964 plates and registering the car as a classic, I should just get a standard registration on it as the tax rate is 30% HIGHER on classic cars....

She also recommended a garage that will actually look at a pre-1972 car.

Thoughts?

WV is a rear plate only state so I could still put the original 64 plate on the front...maybe do a vanity plate on the back....
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Here my 67 plate on the Barracuda cost me $12 a year.
 
71GSSDemon said:
I would have him check on his warranty first. Then if going supercharger I would have to dig up compression ratio for you to see where he is now. If a complete teardown, then I would look at what Mercury Racing has to offer to get some ideas. They have engines up to 10L and twin turbo making 1650hp.
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@ZMan67S. If you can get his serial number and PM me I can look it up and get warranty dates and engine specs
 
ZMan67S said:
Here my 67 plate on the Barracuda cost me $12 a year.
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If we have collector plates, we can keep them in the car and run date of manufacture plates if going to a show or parade. Always a show or parade somewhere
 
71GSSDemon said:
If we have collector plates, we can keep them in the car and run date of manufacture plates if going to a show or parade. Always a show or parade somewhere
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We run ours year round like a tag on a regular car. On the 55 we run my veteran's tag.
 
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ZMan67S said:
Here my 67 plate on the Barracuda cost me $12 a year.
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I think it was like $150 total one time cost to put antique plates on mine. No annual costs other than insurance. I think its another 75 if I want to put an old plate on, I have my Dad's bicentennial plate with the Liberty Bell on it that would actually be correct...

Good Morning
 
zkx14 said:
I think it was like $150 total one time cost to put antique plates on mine. No annual costs other than insurance. I think its another 75 if I want to put an old plate on, I have my Dad's bicentennial plate with the Liberty Bell on it that would actually be correct...

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We had a lot of odd ball colored plates back then.
With the dark blue Barracuda when I saw the 67-license tag was a nice blue shade it was a no brainer to put it on.
 
Picking up the U-Haul van at 6:30 a.m. tomorrow morning. Have to come back to the house and load it and Gunner. Should put me there between noon and 1:00 p.m. on Thursday
 
ZMan67S said:
We had a lot of odd ball colored plates back then.
With the dark blue Barracuda when I saw the 67-license tag was a nice blue shade it was a no brainer to put it on.
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The WI plates from 1971 where Yellow with Black letters/numbers. Perfect. I found a set of Oct 1971 WI plates on Ebag which Dad bought my car in Oct 1971.
 
zkx14 said:
I figure I will have the car packed and ready Thursday. Leave here between 5 and 6. Not sure what time they let you drive in, IIRC gates open at 7 for walk in spectators/customers
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Anytime you want if you have a vendor sticker. The years I've been there at the start people were coming in all night long.
 
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