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Old 05-17-2018, 10:24 AM   #26
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There are 90's miatas running around with collectors plates that are worth a whopping 5k on the used market. There are some real pieces of shit with collectors plate on it that I wouldn't pay 3k for.
Funny you should say that, I just recently saw a Ford Aerostar with collectors plates lol
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Can confirm.

Collector-plated Miata crew checking in.

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FYI OP, there is such thing as modified collectors plates. If your goal is the get cheap insurance and a cool plate, you can apply for this one if your car is not 100% stock.
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Funny you should say that, I just recently saw a Ford Aerostar with collectors plates lol
Just as bad.... 94/95 convertible Chevy Cavalier Z24 with collectors plates
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I wonder how much revenue the collector program is costing ICBC.

I recall they did a survey last year and were considering changing it to 30 or 35 yrs.
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I would guess that it probably makes them money, otherwise these people would never insure/drive their cars... they're encouraged to just buy year-round insurance this way rather than just keeping them stored away.
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that Cav is clean
could lose the dealer badge though
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Just as bad.... 94/95 convertible Chevy Cavalier Z24 with collectors plates
Buy this one and befriend the owner of that ^ one

https://vancouver.craigslist.ca/rds/...588122308.html

I'm okay with seeing oddball collector plated cars. Each survivor is evidence the model existed no matter how shitty it was.
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Buy this one and befriend the owner of that ^ one

https://vancouver.craigslist.ca/rds/...588122308.html

I'm okay with seeing oddball collector plated cars. Each survivor is evidence the model existed no matter how shitty it was.
He would've been better of preserving the Prelude.
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Hope Miata got those collector plates and congrats in advance. Sorry just to side track on the Miata: I know some Miata's (aka the special/limited editions) were produced less than 1,500 / year. Does that mean those specific limited edition models qualify under the limited production vehicle status (i.e. the < 1,500/year) for collector plates?

For example, it appears the 1993 Miata Limited Edition was a collector vehicle per below:

https://www.revscene.net/forums/7147...-plates-2.html

Not sure if it fell under the limited production vehicle status at the time of application. Thanks!
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Anyone know the insurance specifics of having collectors plate? Like driving only x times per month or year?
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Anyone know the insurance specifics of having collectors plate? Like driving only x times per month or year?
With collector plates you can drive as much as you want, but never to work or school.

It's Vintage plates that have the tight restrictions on where you can drive, ie only special events (Parades, car shows, weddings, community events)
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Anyone know the insurance specifics of having collectors plate? Like driving only x times per month or year?
There are no restriction on how many times you can drive per year. Essentially for pleasure use only and can't be used for work or driven to and from work.
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You can actually drive a collector plate vehicle to and from work... you just don't qualify for any discount and pay regular insurance with a fancy plate edit: Apparently I was wrong to assume the work thing as per Mr. Edison below

From ICBC:
Reduced collector vehicle insurance premiums
Your collector vehicle may qualify for reduced collector insurance premium if you:

Own or lease another non-collector vehicle registered and licensed in your name, or

Have a company-assigned vehicle used for general transportation and insured under one of the applicable rate classes (see For Insurance Purposes in the Application for Collector Vehicle Status).

​If the only vehicle you have is your collector vehicle, it may still qualify for collector plates. However, it won't qualify for reduced collector vehicle insurance premium.
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The collector vehicles have a special reduced rate for a rate class and their regular pleasure use rate.

If the person has a daily use vehicle that meets a certain rate class, then the collector vehicle can have the cheaper rate or else they fall into the pleasure rate.

What ICBC.com doesn’t tell you is that with collector plates regardless of which use, they cannot be used for to/from work or school or business.
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Hope Miata got those collector plates and congrats in advance. Sorry just to side track on the Miata: I know some Miata's (aka the special/limited editions) were produced less than 1,500 / year. Does that mean those specific limited edition models qualify under the limited production vehicle status (i.e. the < 1,500/year) for collector plates?

For example, it appears the 1993 Miata Limited Edition was a collector vehicle per below:

https://www.revscene.net/forums/7147...-plates-2.html

Not sure if it fell under the limited production vehicle status at the time of application. Thanks!
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- 25 years or older

- A limited production vehicle
-​​ 15 years or older, and
​​​​ - 1 of no more than 1,500 of that make and model (not edition) produced worldwide by the manufacturer for that model year.

- A discontinued vehicle
- ​15 years or older, and
- A manufacturer that owns the "trademark" or "make" of that vehicle has ceased manufacturing vehicles of any kind for at least the last five years.​"
In other words, you can get collector plates in advance for a 2000 Mercedes C43 AMG without issue. You just have to prove that less than 1500 worldwide were made. 2000 C43 is less than 500 so no problem.

'editions' do not count for early collector plates.​ There was a 'presidential edition' for the 2003 E55 AMG, only 7 made. This would not count. With over 1500 '03 E55s made worldwide, this vehicle is not eligible.
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Reviving an old thread...

I'm looking to get collector's plates for my Miata, and I'm wondering if anyone's gotten the chance to interpret the aftermarket radio description further:
"Yes you can... install an era correct aftermarket radio/tape player
... upgrade your radio and speakers with modern functionality as long as they are visually indistinguishable from the radio and speaker system originally install"

Unfortunately unless it's an old domestic, there isn't a company like Retrosound making visually retro radios with modern functionailty. Would a radio like this fly? It's visually era correct in my opinion, but the requirements are quite subjective. There's also something like this available. Would either of these fly? Would love to hear your experience.

Also, for shits and giggles, Blaupunkt also makes a retro Porsche one... with a retail price of close to $500

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It’s not cut in stone. Pick up the Continental or whatever and put it in, list it in your mods list so you’re upfront and send in your app. If they say no, there’s your answer. You can also give them a call ahead of time if you want and talk to them, I have done that before and even sent them photos to ask their opinion.

If they say no and you really really gotta have it in there, radios are pretty easy to install or remove hahaha, so keep the stock deck in the car and anything happens just throw it in.

For my MR2 I drove it almost every day so I suck it up and go with the stock deck and have a BT transmitter in my cigarette lighter, but if I drove it less I might risk manage it. I do know of a story of a guy with a classic Mustang who got worked in an accident cuz he had a CD player installed in the glovebox. I think everything with ICBC depends on who you get.
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It’s not cut in stone. Pick up the Continental or whatever and put it in, list it in your mods list so you’re upfront and send in your app. If they say no, there’s your answer. You can also give them a call ahead of time if you want and talk to them, I have done that before and even sent them photos to ask their opinion.

If they say no and you really really gotta have it in there, radios are pretty easy to install or remove hahaha, so keep the stock deck in the car and anything happens just throw it in.

For my MR2 I drove it almost every day so I suck it up and go with the stock deck and have a BT transmitter in my cigarette lighter, but if I drove it less I might risk manage it. I do know of a story of a guy with a classic Mustang who got worked in an accident cuz he had a CD player installed in the glovebox. I think everything with ICBC depends on who you get.
I'm hoping to avoid buying a head unit I have no other use for except this. I like the idea of talking to them first. How did you send photos for discussion? Did they provide an email after you called them?
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Yes they provided an email for me to send photos of my Mustang to and I discussed with them whether it would be eligible for straight up collectors or if I should pursue modified collectors instead and they advised me over the phone. That said I’m not sure if they’re working at their office these days? I have a current application in right now (my 5th different car doing it) so we will see if it gets answered anytime soon haha
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My dad recently got collector plates for his 993 911, I’m not sure if it’s the rarity of parts or the guy fucked up at auto plan but he’s only saving like $300 a year on comprehensive
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I'm hoping to avoid buying a head unit I have no other use for except this. I like the idea of talking to them first. How did you send photos for discussion? Did they provide an email after you called them?
When I got my plates, I called them and asked questions, and then got the email of someone to correspond directly with and I was able to send links/pictures for clarification.
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My dad recently got collector plates for his 993 911, I’m not sure if it’s the rarity of parts or the guy fucked up at auto plan but he’s only saving like $300 a year on comprehensive
Does he have another regular vehicle insured? Sounds like something is wrong. Even if comp was about the same the basic should be half or a third of what it was previously.

For example my MR2 was $1,600 a year before collector plates and now it’s:

Basic $183
Third party $2mill $37
Collision $300 deductible $118
Comp $300 deductible $128

Total with annual license fee of $35 = $501

Be interested to see what his Rates are... some cars I think you can do a lot better for the 3rd party with Hagerty for collector cars and also get them appraised too so you get the actual market value not some average from a database like ICBC
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