Re: AOMCI registrations

[PM T2]

they are the two classifications used to more or less draw a line in time for us to use as a reference.

Antiques – anything built 1950 and prior.

Classic – anything after 1950 up to a point in time 30 years prior to the current calendar year.

The AOMCI was founded in 1965-66 based on the older motor category. It wasn’t until the late 1980’s or early 1990’s that the "classic" division was created.

It recognizes the differences in between classes while not excluding more modern motors from participating in club events or shows.

There’s a little more in-depth explanation to be sure, but that’s the nuts & bolts of it, so to speak.

Hope this helps.

Best,
PM T2

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