I have never lived in PA so have not dealt with this question. Why not check with the DMV website? In Georgia, the only difference is about $85.00 to make the plate and then pay the same fees for standard plate and it can go only on a motorcycle manufactured to appear to be antique including machines over 25 years old.
If the law places restrictions on use of the machine I will bet a cop somewhere will know about it and it will cost you grief.

Bob

I have never lived in PA so have not dealt with this question. Why not check with the DMV website? In Georgia, the only difference is about $85.00 to make the plate and then pay the same fees for standard plate and it can go only on a motorcycle manufactured to appear to be antique including machines over 25 years old.
If the law places restrictions on use of the machine I will bet a cop somewhere will know about it and it will cost you grief.

Bob

► In the state of GA you can get the "Historical Plate" (that's the equivalent of the Antique plate in PA and elsewhere) for free when you register a bike that's more than 20 years old. However, when you come back the following year to pay the tax, they add on $40 because it's a "custom plate", as if you had your initials on it or some such.

So find out what they do the second year.

► Many states now will allow you to re-register an older (same state) tag from the same year the vehicle was made. The catch here is that pre-1970 tags were usually steel, and due to corrosion can be hard to find. I found mine on Ebay. To me, this is a much more attractive way of advertising the age of your classic vehicle.

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