Classic car?
I know that in VA once a car hits 25 Years its can be considered a classic and you dont have to worry about emissions! :smiley309
Since my FC was manufactured on 10/85 does anyone know if i can get my plates at the beginning of 2010 or on 10/10 |
I know in California its 30 years...but who knows!
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:wallbash:sometimes i hate me... i should just call dmv... delete this post now:wallbash:
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I recall hearing that the law with cars in Cali was revoked and only cars pre 77 (I think) dont require emissions. Then again it's just what I heard so I pray the law is still in effect =D.
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Thats 30+ years old :icon_tup:
hopefully that law is still the same, im just counting the days til us californians can rip off the emission b/s off our FC's ^_^ |
here in PA if you drive less then 5k miles in a year you can get an emissions exempt sticker which means you don't need any emissions equipment on the car..that's what i have..and i drive much more then 5k in a year but that's why you keep an extra gauge cluster around, drive on that cluster for 1-4k miles then swap it to the extra one, then come inspection time you swap back in the original one and your golden..
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Originally Posted by 13bturbofc
(Post 9029719)
here in PA if you drive less then 5k miles in a year you can get an emissions exempt sticker which means you don't need any emissions equipment on the car..that's what i have..and i drive much more then 5k in a year but that's why you keep an extra gauge cluster around, drive on that cluster for 1-4k miles then swap it to the extra one, then come inspection time you swap back in the original one and your golden..
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Originally Posted by 13bturbofc
(Post 9029719)
here in PA if you drive less then 5k miles in a year you can get an emissions exempt sticker which means you don't need any emissions equipment on the car..that's what i have..and i drive much more then 5k in a year but that's why you keep an extra gauge cluster around, drive on that cluster for 1-4k miles then swap it to the extra one, then come inspection time you swap back in the original one and your golden..
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LOL i already know there is police officers on this forum.
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Originally Posted by JxT
(Post 9029685)
I recall hearing that the law with cars in Cali was revoked and only cars pre 77 (I think) dont require emissions. Then again it's just what I heard so I pray the law is still in effect =D.
Originally Posted by Bucnasty229
(Post 9029700)
Thats 30+ years old :icon_tup:
hopefully that law is still the same, im just counting the days til us californians can rip off the emission b/s off our FC's ^_^ we have similiar laws, its not 30 years old, its pre 1977. Meaning unless they re-write the law a 1978 and newer car will never get the same exemption as a 1977. another law they do have for us is that older cars can pass inspection without emissions equipment so long as it can pass. They write that law with the belief that older car's emissions equipment may no longer be availible, they raise the limits on the older vehicles and so long as you pass the sniffer your good to go. |
Originally Posted by 13bturbofc
(Post 9029719)
here in PA if you drive less then 5k miles in a year you can get an emissions exempt sticker which means you don't need any emissions equipment on the car..that's what i have..and i drive much more then 5k in a year but that's why you keep an extra gauge cluster around, drive on that cluster for 1-4k miles then swap it to the extra one, then come inspection time you swap back in the original one and your golden..
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sounds like BS anyhow, who goes to the trouble of swapping clusters, if your point is to keep the mileage down why not just take the cable off
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then the speedo wont work, unless you get an electronic one or get the cable to another speedo unit.
I have people that will pass me, but is emissions the only thing a classic plate does? |
really? the speedo wont work then? your kidding?
lol, but anyhow- once you know basic speeds you can go off the tach, usually you only need 30 mph and 55mph, or if you have a GPS you can use the speed off that. I use the GPS for speed in my V8 car because the T56 tach signal is electronic. |
Originally Posted by JxT
(Post 9029685)
I recall hearing that the law with cars in Cali was revoked and only cars pre 77 (I think) dont require emissions. Then again it's just what I heard so I pray the law is still in effect =D.
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Originally Posted by nitronatefc
(Post 9030302)
So what if you total your car out and the insurance adjuster shows up to see the damage and says, "Hmm. Your mileage is off quite a bit. Want to explain that, Son?" I sure wouldn't want to be that guy...
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13bturbofc u should keep that info to urself.. if u ever try to sell ur car and we find out you been messin with the odometer /false millage.. oohh boy!
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and its a FELONY!
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Originally Posted by Rob XX 7
(Post 9030331)
sounds like BS anyhow, who goes to the trouble of swapping clusters, if your point is to keep the mileage down why not just take the cable off
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Damn those libs! Why must we keep getting screwed for living in Cali? =[
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lol @ cops on the forum comment...yea i would just disconnect my cable but then i wouldn't have the speedometer..and hyperteck, i will never sell my car so don't worry about that...lol and it doesnt really matter anyway because how many TII's are there out there with the original engine? odometer reading on these cars don't mean shit when you try to sell it if it doesn't have the original motor in it...OMG its a felony!!! i don't know officer my gauge clusters keep going out on me and im forced to swap in used ones from the junk yard, i think i have a short in my wiring..damn mazda's
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13bturboFc, we have the same kinda law in NJ and it is the Shit. Only thing tho, i would just disconnect the cable if i wanted to hide mileage.
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30 years in kansas, my friends delta 88 just got considered a classic.. awesome car with the 403 small block. rare for that car, and has 185 hp and 320ft-lb of torque lol
i gotta wait another 11 years til my 90 is 30 years old |
^That's cool. In Oregon, a car is considered "antique" if it was manufactured in 1954 or earlier. 30+ years old sounds pretty good to me. :lol:
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here in pa you can get classic tags when the car turns 20 years old. i was thinking about getting them for my TII with gp sports body kit lol that would be so funny
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