relocation woes

[blake at clockworm.com (Blake Irvin)]

PA reg. is 35/yr, i think.  I paid about 140 for the initial  
paperwork to go through (transferred a plate and saved 30 bux).

20 years for historic status.  I believe emissions testing varies by  
'birth year' of car - so I only have to meet 88 requirements.

ET every year, too - I think ET is about 40, and Safety is about 25-30.

blake/

On Nov 27, 2005, at 6:09 PM, C Boyko wrote:

> I was wondering how widely driving/registration laws/fees varied  
> from state
> to state. I know California is probably strictest for emissions,  
> but I'd be
> curious what the annual renewal process costs in time and money in  
> various
> states. And at what point your car becomes historic. Here it's 30  
> years old
> for a reduced (historic) license fee, 20yrs for no emissons, unless  
> it's
> newer than 87, in which case it has to test every two years  
> forever. $74
> for plates + 37.50 for the ETest. How does that stack up? Just  
> curious, we
> can split it off into a different threads if you want.
>
> Cathy
>
>
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