David - Alabama
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Just what is deemed to be antique? 25 years? Just curious
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Mathias NY
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I always understood that Classic was 25, Vintage was 50, and antique was 100 years. Very few people use these rules...
Brian in Ohio
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Now, I've been to tractor pulls and shows where they consider 1939 to be the border between Antique and Classic. If you went by the 100 year rule, there'd only be a small handful of tractors around that age.
But, hey... What do I know?
But, hey... What do I know?
Anonymous-0
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It must be, because anytime the wife and I check out an antique store in a new town, there's nothing in it but a bunch of plastic crappola that was made in the 70s and 80s.
It seems that nowdays anyone can fill a shed with junk from garage sales and call it an antique store.
It seems that nowdays anyone can fill a shed with junk from garage sales and call it an antique store.
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