Here in Oregon we don't have the window stickers....everything is on the plate.

2009 street machine of the year prologue
 

Thanks for the info. In Texas we have real big ones.

No inspections here.

Actually it's the same here Scott. We just pay for license and title....no inspection required on the classics.

Not SMOY (or anywhere close to that level) bud I always drive it on the street in Virginia, and unlike the pic shows, it has a new sticker on it.

Many states don't have state inspections, much less stickers. All you need here and most other states is a plate.

The Road Runner was cool and had a ton of curb appeal and impact but it was running almost 20 seconds behind most of the cars in the autocross. While e.t. isn't a major factor in your points, it is a factor.

There's something for everyone at most GoodGuys shows and they even recognize home-builders and their accomplishments but the "of the year" titles are to recognize the very best of the best, not home-builders.

This is like telling Hugh Hefner the Playmate of the Year doesn't look like the girl next door to you or she's too high maintenance for your tastes.

No inspection needed w/antique tags in VA. There is a limit on driving though. Heck of a first post BTW.

NC just did away with the inspection sticker but you still have to have the car inspected. You can not get your tag or tags renewed other wise and all info goes from the obd2 test to the state through computers.

Not if you register it as an antique ...

Driven on the street, The Bird we took there, was driven all weekend long with luggage in it and my old lady. It was the only car in the top 5 that had a plate on it from its owner plus I had my PA dealer plate under the floor matt from when we were doing the shake downs back at the shop. I also think it was the only car driven on the road at all last weekend, I could be wrong, but hey we got it handed to us by the ROADSTER SHOP that car kicked ass and that's all there is to it. The state our car is going to doesn't need a sticker on the window and if it did how would I get it to there in the time frame that we had.Pennsylvania to Nebraska and back really wouldn't make sense to me or my customer to pay for it. Would it? The time frame to build a car like this doesn't always allow the time to put as many miles on the car as you would like to before it first show. The bird will be driven trust me on that one. All the cars there straight up kicked ass, but one stood out in the GoodGuys minds and that is the one that won. That is just my two cents!!!!