How do I become a classic car appraiser?

A classic car appraiser works as a personal property appraiser, and no state license or federal credential is required: federal law requires a license or certification only for appraisers of real estate working on federally related transactions, such as loans made by federally insured banks. Training typically includes the 15-Hour National USPAP Course for personal property. USPAP compliance is not legally required for personal property appraisers, but professional organizations adopt it, and courts increasingly recognize it as the professional standard.