When selling an "antique" vehicle without a license, what is the minimum age required?

The minimum age required for selling an "antique" vehicle without a license is established by state law, which defines an antique vehicle as one that is typically 25 years old or older. This means that a vehicle that is at least 25 years old can be classified as an antique, allowing the seller to sell it without needing a dealer's license, as it falls outside the typical regulations pertaining to newer vehicles. This stipulation is made to recognize that antique vehicles often carry historical and collectible significance, distinguishing them from standard inventory to be sold by licensed dealers.