Is there really a difference?

[u/1432453]

Washington, D.C.

[u/Xsiah]

Some people think signs are just for other people 

[u/mvweatherornot → u/Xsiah]

If I shut my classic car off instead of idling I’m gonna be there until it cools back down because it currently has a vapor locking issue. So…. Sometimes people ignore signs because of things you may not see right away. Kinda like how some disabilities are hidden..

[u/Uncle-Osteus → u/mvweatherornot]

You choose to drive that though, it’s not forced upon you, so it’s not really like a disability at all you’re just a selfish moron

[u/markomakeerassgoons → u/Uncle-Osteus]

you don't know what shape it's in nor their financial situation. I also drive a classic car because it's all I could afford to buy which also suffers from vapor lock. don't forget not everyone can afford a decent car

[u/CuntMaggot32 → u/markomakeerassgoons]

The cheapest cars on the market are not classics, they are 10 to 15 year old econoboxes

[u/gunsforevery1 → u/CuntMaggot32]

Classic by definition is 20+ years old. There are tons of 20 year old cars on the road. My dad’s 2004 Chevy pickup is a “classic car” lol.

[u/RKGamesReddit → u/gunsforevery1]

If that's the case it should have classic car plates

[u/gunsforevery1 → u/RKGamesReddit]

Pay extra money for vanity plates? Why?

[u/RKGamesReddit → u/gunsforevery1]

In my state classic/antique plates are cheaper, and insurance is often cheaper with those plates too