relative to antique motor vehicles.

HB 1350 expands the definition of "antique" motor vehicles to include all vehicles (including trucks, motorcycles, farm tractors, and retired fire apparatus) over 25 years old, regardless of type, use, or maintenance condition. It removes previous restrictions on daily or commercial use and eliminates requirements that vehicles must be kept in original/restored condition or used only for exhibitions or parades. The bill repeals the existing antique vehicle exemption law (RSA 266:33) and allows any qualifying vehicle to receive antique registration. This change affects approximately 75,000 vehicles currently registered under standard plates, shifting them to a lower-fee antique classification ($6/year vs. $42-$66/year), which would reduce annual state highway fund revenue by $2.7-$4.5 million.