Street modified vehicles - 341.268(1)(f)
- Must be at least 20 model years old.
- Can still be recognized as the original vehicle year and make.
- Are altered from the original vehicle.
- Are typically known as "hot rods" or "street rods".
Replica vehicles - 341.268(1)(e)
- Must replicate a vehicle at least 20 model years old.
- Are reproductions of vehicles originally made by another manufacturer. (Indicate the year and make that the vehicle replicates in Section A of the application.)
Reconstructed vehicles - 341.268(1)(d)
- Are constructed from a vehicle at least 20 model years old.
- Are no longer recognizable as the original vehicle.
- If newly reconstructed, the application must include a bill of sale for all major parts used in the construction of the vehicle.
- May need an inspection by a Wisconsin State Patrol inspector. You will receive a letter requesting an inspection, if needed.
Homemade motorized vehicles - 341.268(1)(b)
- Must have been constructed from new or used parts with a body and frame not originating from or resembling a previously manufactured motor vehicle.
- Homemade motorcycles must replicate a motorcycle 20 or more model years old.
- May need an inspection by a Wisconsin State Patrol inspector. You will receive a letter requesting an inspection, if needed.
Refer to
Wisconsin Statutes 341.268 for vehicle definitions and
Administrative Rule Trans 149 for homemade or reconstructed vehicle requirements.