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This is an oldtimer?

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Strange thing, it is not an oldtimer. To get yellow plates the car has to be at least 25 years old and be in perfect condition (75% orginal parts). However some people manage to bypass this law (I don't even know how) and register younger cars as oldtimers. I have already seen here one younger car registered as an oldtimer.

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The bypass you wrote about can be used if the car is somehow unique - a rare model, or rare series, had a famous owner etc. In this situation - in my opinion - the owner just wanted to "look cool" on the streets.

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Very old car, produced in the years 2001-2004

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Or if the owner has f.e. two Rovers from 70's then also this one can be registwered on yellow plates as a part of collection.

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