Officially that is true, they are required to be a secondary vehicle and used only for exhibition purposes. That doesn't necessarily mean that you can't drive them wherever/whenever, as long as the purpose of driving is primarily to be seen. The caveat is that you are not supposed to use it for any other purpose, to the extent that if you have a bag of returnables in the vehicle to be brought to the redemption center you could technically be given a ticket for misuse of the plate. So, no tools in the vehicle, no errands, etc. In practice are you going to be pulled over for driving your antique to work? Probably not, but according to the laws of the state you can be. Source: I worked in vehicle registration in Portland for a number of years

There are no restrictions. The only requirement is that you show them the registration to your primary vehicle the first time you register.

Didn't seem like you understood that your opinion isn't fact at first. That's why I pointed it out to you.

You're the one that posted a stupid comment about the story. We're under no obligation to answer, but we both did anyway, just in different areas. I, at least, have learned that you can't really argue with stupid, but you can call it out.

I heard about a like 5k mileage limit, but according to the state website you can only drive them between showes and events, I just don't feel like that's the case and am wondering if there's an exception.

https://www.maine.gov/sos/bmv/registration/antique.html

They've changed a few times over the years, but you can check the state website for full current details.

There used to be a mileage limit I believe, but last I knew that is gone.

Last I knew: -25 model years old or older -Have to have at least one other regular vehicle registration for your DD. -no annual inspection required

Believe it or not I did see that, the reason I posted this question was because I was wondering if there's some other sort of exception. Due to the anecdotal experience of seeing antique vehicles rolling around.

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You can only drive on Sundays and it must be at least 15mph under the limit.

why Google?

In my post I said there's nothing wrong with service dogs. A dog in a stroller is not a service dog, and the pit bull on a leash was clearly not a service dog either.

Colin Kaepernick has what to do with Maine?

Also that banjo player...lol

No, no. Nonpareils and needhams just don't happen to be your area of expertise, that's all!

Gulf of St. Lawrence annual average water temperature is 45°F and PEI does produce some amazing lobsters.

Gulf of Maine average temperature is 42 for February alone.

Till they do……

What a jumpstart to the day! I’m buying it now; in both trim sizes.

well, clearly i am a dunce lol

i thought that's what we were talking about lol

nevermind i guess

A little out of the way so may not be suitable, there’s a French fries place in the Maine Mall, and quite honestly I think they are pretty good. Maybe relative to how hungry I am, but maybe worth a try.

"Jerry, stop rocking out and grab that safety rope!"

Huh?

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With CMP rates now, it's cheaper to burn 87 octane in a Toyota Corolla than it is to charge an EV at home 🤣🤣🤣

Not wrong though.