He paid $1900 to "smog" his car
04-30-07, 02:22 PM
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so than anyone who buys a non running parts car, a race car, an engineless project car, etc. is a dumbass?
That is the whole point of non op
That is the whole point of non op
Originally Posted by montego
anyone that buys a car NOT smogged is a complete dumbass. Non op or not.
04-30-07, 06:02 PM
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Originally Posted by slo
so than anyone who buys a non running parts car, a race car, an engineless project car, etc. is a dumbass?
That is the whole point of non op
That is the whole point of non op
Please don't insult my intellingence.
04-30-07, 08:37 PM
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Originally Posted by 1FooknTiteFD
My smog is coming up soon I had a hookup before but now he is gone, what to do....?
04-30-07, 11:01 PM
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Originally Posted by montego
anyone that buys a car NOT smogged is a complete dumbass. Non op or not.
both FD's i've purchased in my life time i've had to smogg the car after i purchased it before i can fully register my title with the DMV. Eventhough the owners had smogged less than a year before (which means its still valid) .. but DMV will only accept it if it was done within 6 months. Seller's not required to smog the car, but buyer can request it before the purchase in mutual agreement.
but back to the topic.... $1900 for smog is just retarded.... plus its done after cheap purchase of $2500 .... makes me wonder if he's super rich or otherwise...
05-01-07, 10:59 AM
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Originally Posted by RX7LINK
you're not required to smog a non op vehicle... how can you when the engine is out ? i'm sure SLO wasn't insulting ur intelligence and neither am i..... and i did ask DMV during my registration cuz i was curious
So if you buy a running car and it's not smogged by the seller you are in for a world of hurt. Unless... the price of the car reflects an unexpected catastrophic failure, which is very unlikely that the seller would do that for you (especially with a car that runs).
05-03-07, 10:52 PM
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Originally Posted by RX7LINK
but DMV will only accept it if it was done within 6 months. Seller's not required to smog the car, but buyer can request it before the purchase in mutual agreement.
Originally Posted by RX7LINK
but back to the topic.... $1900 for smog is just retarded.... plus its done after cheap purchase of $2500 .... makes me wonder if he's super rich or otherwise...
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