CA - Retiring a smog failing vehicle
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CA - Retiring a smog failing vehicle
I was looking at the state's smog website and it said that you can receive $1,000 for retiring a vehicle that can not pass smog.
Does anyone have any experience with this?
Does anyone have any experience with this?
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i tried junking my SE going this route but you have to have the car registered and actually fail smog emissions.
my SE wasn't registered for 4 years so i just didn't bother with this $1k deal...
my SE wasn't registered for 4 years so i just didn't bother with this $1k deal...
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Otherwise I can't think of any other way to get rid of the FB aside from paying to have it crushed or giving it away.
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yup can i get dibbs on the center console ? the and radio console cover? ant do you have a fan shroud ?
with the intake snorkle ?
and clutch fan with a fan lol
with the intake snorkle ?
and clutch fan with a fan lol
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Only things of worth left I can imagine would be the Magnaflow muffler, new cat, and RB sway bars. Otherwise interior is gutted, seats are nappy, paint is faded, among other things. I stopped driving it due to a need for carb rebuild and clutch cylinders failing. That and I didn't want to spend the money to make it decent, so rather got a good condition FC.
I tried selling the damn thing with its rebuilt 12A for a super huge loss about two years ago then just PNOed and parked it.
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