Re: how old to to be an antique?

Posted by SAm in NS on March 28, 2002 at 12:37:10 from (24.138.19.199):

In Reply to: how old to to be an antique? posted by Mosey on March 28, 2002 at 08:37:33:

Well, I don't know if this agrees with what the others have said but this is how I think of it. If it was built pre-(1930, rubber tires, or unstyled) then I think of it as antique. If it was built after that but before 1950 (or to a design from pre-1950) then I think of it as vintage. Everything that is newer than that but older than 30 years I think of as classic. Newer than that is still fairly modern (in my mind anyway). SAm in NS

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