Ernie Silvers, chief executive officer of Egge Machine Co., will be honored in a ceremony recognizing the contributions of small businesses to the state of California.

Ernie Silvers, chief executive officer of Egge Machine Co., will be honored in a ceremony recognizing the contributions of small businesses to the state of California. Egge Machine, a SEMA member, was chosen to receive the recognition by State Assemblymember Tony Mendoza.

California Small Business Day, "A Salute to Small Business," will take place at the Sacramento Convention Center on Tuesday, May 25. The event is being sponsored by the California Small Business Association, a volunteer-driven nonprofit organization with a mission to provide small business with a meaningful voice in state and federal governments.

Founded in 1915, Egge Machine Co. manufactures internal engine components for antique, classic and collector cars, as well as engine kits and performance products for domestic cars and trucks built from 1900 until 1980.

Based in Santa Fe Springs, California, Egge supplies the needs of automotive enthusiasts nationwide, providing rare parts for vehicles that have long been out of production.

Ernie Silvers, chief executive officer of Egge Machine Co., will be honored in a ceremony recognizing the contributions of small businesses to the state of California.

Ernie Silvers, chief executive officer of Egge Machine Co., will be honored in a ceremony recognizing the contributions of small businesses to the state of California. Egge Machine, a SEMA member, was chosen to receive the recognition by State Assemblymember Tony Mendoza.

California Small Business Day, "A Salute to Small Business," will take place at the Sacramento Convention Center on Tuesday, May 25. The event is being sponsored by the California Small Business Association, a volunteer-driven nonprofit organization with a mission to provide small business with a meaningful voice in state and federal governments.

Founded in 1915, Egge Machine Co. manufactures internal engine components for antique, classic and collector cars, as well as engine kits and performance products for domestic cars and trucks built from 1900 until 1980.

Based in Santa Fe Springs, California, Egge supplies the needs of automotive enthusiasts nationwide, providing rare parts for vehicles that have long been out of production.

Ernie Silvers, chief executive officer of Egge Machine Co., will be honored in a ceremony recognizing the contributions of small businesses to the state of California.

Ernie Silvers, chief executive officer of Egge Machine Co., will be honored in a ceremony recognizing the contributions of small businesses to the state of California. Egge Machine, a SEMA member, was chosen to receive the recognition by State Assemblymember Tony Mendoza.

California Small Business Day, "A Salute to Small Business," will take place at the Sacramento Convention Center on Tuesday, May 25. The event is being sponsored by the California Small Business Association, a volunteer-driven nonprofit organization with a mission to provide small business with a meaningful voice in state and federal governments.

Founded in 1915, Egge Machine Co. manufactures internal engine components for antique, classic and collector cars, as well as engine kits and performance products for domestic cars and trucks built from 1900 until 1980.

Based in Santa Fe Springs, California, Egge supplies the needs of automotive enthusiasts nationwide, providing rare parts for vehicles that have long been out of production.

Ernie Silvers, chief executive officer of Egge Machine Co., will be honored in a ceremony recognizing the contributions of small businesses to the state of California.

Ernie Silvers, chief executive officer of Egge Machine Co., will be honored in a ceremony recognizing the contributions of small businesses to the state of California. Egge Machine, a SEMA member, was chosen to receive the recognition by State Assemblymember Tony Mendoza.

California Small Business Day, "A Salute to Small Business," will take place at the Sacramento Convention Center on Tuesday, May 25. The event is being sponsored by the California Small Business Association, a volunteer-driven nonprofit organization with a mission to provide small business with a meaningful voice in state and federal governments.

Founded in 1915, Egge Machine Co. manufactures internal engine components for antique, classic and collector cars, as well as engine kits and performance products for domestic cars and trucks built from 1900 until 1980.

Based in Santa Fe Springs, California, Egge supplies the needs of automotive enthusiasts nationwide, providing rare parts for vehicles that have long been out of production.

Ernie Silvers, chief executive officer of Egge Machine Co., will be honored in a ceremony recognizing the contributions of small businesses to the state of California.

Ernie Silvers, chief executive officer of Egge Machine Co., will be honored in a ceremony recognizing the contributions of small businesses to the state of California. Egge Machine, a SEMA member, was chosen to receive the recognition by State Assemblymember Tony Mendoza.

California Small Business Day, "A Salute to Small Business," will take place at the Sacramento Convention Center on Tuesday, May 25. The event is being sponsored by the California Small Business Association, a volunteer-driven nonprofit organization with a mission to provide small business with a meaningful voice in state and federal governments.

Founded in 1915, Egge Machine Co. manufactures internal engine components for antique, classic and collector cars, as well as engine kits and performance products for domestic cars and trucks built from 1900 until 1980.

Based in Santa Fe Springs, California, Egge supplies the needs of automotive enthusiasts nationwide, providing rare parts for vehicles that have long been out of production.

Ernie Silvers, chief executive officer of Egge Machine Co., will be honored in a ceremony recognizing the contributions of small businesses to the state of California.

Ernie Silvers, chief executive officer of Egge Machine Co., will be honored in a ceremony recognizing the contributions of small businesses to the state of California. Egge Machine, a SEMA member, was chosen to receive the recognition by State Assemblymember Tony Mendoza.

California Small Business Day, "A Salute to Small Business," will take place at the Sacramento Convention Center on Tuesday, May 25. The event is being sponsored by the California Small Business Association, a volunteer-driven nonprofit organization with a mission to provide small business with a meaningful voice in state and federal governments.

Founded in 1915, Egge Machine Co. manufactures internal engine components for antique, classic and collector cars, as well as engine kits and performance products for domestic cars and trucks built from 1900 until 1980.

Based in Santa Fe Springs, California, Egge supplies the needs of automotive enthusiasts nationwide, providing rare parts for vehicles that have long been out of production.

Ernie Silvers, chief executive officer of Egge Machine Co., will be honored in a ceremony recognizing the contributions of small businesses to the state of California.

Ernie Silvers, chief executive officer of Egge Machine Co., will be honored in a ceremony recognizing the contributions of small businesses to the state of California. Egge Machine, a SEMA member, was chosen to receive the recognition by State Assemblymember Tony Mendoza.

California Small Business Day, "A Salute to Small Business," will take place at the Sacramento Convention Center on Tuesday, May 25. The event is being sponsored by the California Small Business Association, a volunteer-driven nonprofit organization with a mission to provide small business with a meaningful voice in state and federal governments.

Founded in 1915, Egge Machine Co. manufactures internal engine components for antique, classic and collector cars, as well as engine kits and performance products for domestic cars and trucks built from 1900 until 1980.

Based in Santa Fe Springs, California, Egge supplies the needs of automotive enthusiasts nationwide, providing rare parts for vehicles that have long been out of production.

Legislation has been reintroduced in the New York Assembly by Assemblymember and State Automotive Enthusiast Leadership Caucus Chairman Bill Reilich to provide that historical vehicle owners only pay a one-time registration fee of $100 upon initial registration. The $100 one-time fee would replace the current annual fee of $28.75.

The reduced registration fee would be available to owners of historical vehicles owned and operated as an exhibition piece or collector’s item and used for club activities, exhibits, tours, parades, occasional transportation and similar uses.

Under current New York law, a historical motor vehicle is either a vehicle manufactured more than 25 years ago or one which has unique characteristics and which is determined to be of historical, classic or exhibition value. The bill has been referred to the New York Assembly Transportation Committee for consideration.

More information is available here. For details, contact Steve McDonald at stevem@sema.org.

Legislation has been reintroduced in the New York Assembly by Assemblymember and State Automotive Enthusiast Leadership Caucus Chairman Bill Reilich to provide that historical vehicle owners only pay a one-time registration fee of $100 upon initial registration. The $100 one-time fee would replace the current annual fee of $28.75.

The reduced registration fee would be available to owners of historical vehicles owned and operated as an exhibition piece or collector’s item and used for club activities, exhibits, tours, parades, occasional transportation and similar uses.

Under current New York law, a historical motor vehicle is either a vehicle manufactured more than 25 years ago or one which has unique characteristics and which is determined to be of historical, classic or exhibition value. The bill has been referred to the New York Assembly Transportation Committee for consideration.

More information is available here. For details, contact Steve McDonald at stevem@sema.org.

Legislation has been reintroduced in the New York Assembly by Assemblymember and State Automotive Enthusiast Leadership Caucus Chairman Bill Reilich to provide that historical vehicle owners only pay a one-time registration fee of $100 upon initial registration. The $100 one-time fee would replace the current annual fee of $28.75.

The reduced registration fee would be available to owners of historical vehicles owned and operated as an exhibition piece or collector’s item and used for club activities, exhibits, tours, parades, occasional transportation and similar uses.

Under current New York law, a historical motor vehicle is either a vehicle manufactured more than 25 years ago or one which has unique characteristics and which is determined to be of historical, classic or exhibition value. The bill has been referred to the New York Assembly Transportation Committee for consideration.

More information is available here. For details, contact Steve McDonald at stevem@sema.org.