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A car is considered a classic in Oregon if its age is at least half the number of years between the current year and 1900 and it has been maintained as a collector's item. When a vehicle in Oregon meets these requirements, the owner can register it as an antique vehicle, which will limit the car’s use. Specifically, classic cars in Oregon can only be used for exhibitions, parades, club activities, and similar functions.
Classic Car Qualifications in Oregon
- Age is at least half the number of years between the current year and 1900
- Maintained as a collector's item
- Used for exhibitions, parades, club activities and similar functions
Keep in mind that even if your vehicle is registered as a classic car in Oregon, it might not qualify for classic car insurance from certain companies. Each classic car insurer has its own eligibility requirements, so your car will need to meet those standards in order to qualify.
To learn more, check out WalletHub’s guide to the best classic car insurance companies.
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