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Maryland Car Owners: It Takes 2 Minutes to Protect Historic Plates

Maryland Historic Plates - make your voice heard
Maryland Historic Plates - make your voice heard

If you own a classic car in Maryland, this matters.

If you plan to own one someday, this matters even more.

Changes affecting Maryland Historic Plates are moving through the Senate, and the car community needs to show up. The good news? You do not need to drive to Annapolis. You do not need to give a speech. You do not need to write a long policy paper.

You simply need to check a box.

Watch the Video

In the video above, I walk through exactly what is happening and how easy it is to submit your position. The Maryland General Assembly allows virtual testimony submission. That means:

  1. Register online
  2. Select the bill
  3. Indicate your position
  4. Submit

That is it. It takes minutes.

Why This Is Important

Historic plate eligibility is not just paperwork. It determines:

  • Which vehicles qualify
  • How older cars are treated under Maryland law
  • The long term future of the hobby

Over time, arbitrary cutoffs or poorly structured rules affect more and more vehicles. What does not impact you today could impact you in five years.

This is about protecting automotive heritage in Maryland.

It is about preserving classics, street rods, modern collectibles, and the vehicles we pass down to the next generation.

The Car Community Has a Voice

Maryland has a strong collector base. From local cruise nights to AACA events, from street rods to future classics, we are not a small group.

But numbers only matter if they are visible.

When lawmakers see volume, it changes the conversation.

If you have ever:

  • Taken your car to a show
  • Worked on a project in your garage
  • Cruised on a summer evening
  • Shared the hobby with your kids

Then this is worth two minutes of your time.

Take Action

Visit the Maryland Collectible Auto Association website for step by step instructions on how to submit testimony.

Check the box.
Make your voice heard.
Share this with another Maryland car enthusiast.

The future of Historic Plates in Maryland should include the car community’s input. Let’s make sure it does.

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