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Keith True · 09-02-2022, 02:04 PM

That wallethub site has nothing to do with taxing antique cars in N.H.That is to set the price for first time registrations on new cars,and drops down every year for a few years.The state portion of the registration on my antique cars is $6,per year.50 cents per month.The town portion varies from town to town,usually runs between $6.-$9.per year.I keep all my antique stuff registered,it makes it easier to sell one out of state when they are registered.I have a few things I haven't driven in over 10 years,but they are plated.We have no sales tax.Insurance is not required here either,I don't need it to get plates.

09-02-2022, 02:04 PM	#15
Keith True Senior Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: Epping N.H. Posts: 3,018	Re: Notes on getting your A declared property tax exempt in NC That wallethub site has nothing to do with taxing antique cars in N.H.That is to set the price for first time registrations on new cars,and drops down every year for a few years.The state portion of the registration on my antique cars is $6,per year.50 cents per month.The town portion varies from town to town,usually runs between $6.-$9.per year.I keep all my antique stuff registered,it makes it easier to sell one out of state when they are registered.I have a few things I haven't driven in over 10 years,but they are plated.We have no sales tax.Insurance is not required here either,I don't need it to get plates.