Stupid gov't
But what the bill is not saying is that all cars currently in use have to pass Emissions standards.
& that when Calif changes its laws we change ours to match theirs. Calif right now is trying to get rid of the 25yr loop hole (if you got a car that is 25yrs or older you luck out)
You CANNOT wait until something becomes your problem ... you need to act BEFORE it becomes your problem. It is SO easy to say "let someone else worry about it", but if you do that then you have NO ROOM to bitch when suddenly it is knocking on your doorstep. This same attitude is alot of what has gotten our government so crooked and screwed up, because it just wasnt "our problem".
btw: that is not aimed at you, its one of those "in general you/they/them" statements.
I am pretty disgusted with the sittuation ... I see a group of parents who have done some really important things - next year I won't have to search the fine print anymore to know if a can of spaghetti-o's will kill my kid or not, and when he goes to school he will be able to carry those things that will keep him alive to come home; yes this is close to home for me. But these same people, just like any parent, but especially parents of special needs children, can be zealots. They see emissions and read "cleaner air" whether it is true or not.I get so fired up when I see the "not my problem" or "let someone else do it" attitude because I have been shown that you CAN make a difference. It is also hard for me because - as you can see - I am definitely on both sides of this specific issue.
First is piercing, then a tat and then a car.
No other order to do it than that

my specialty is corruption on a grand scale
What do the folks in California do with all those old cars to get away with being able to use them, no cats, no nothing, are they all smog legal.
What do the folks in California do with all those old cars to get away with being able to use them, no cats, no nothing, are they all smog legal.
Anyway, like Steph said, there were always corrupt inspectors who would pass a car!
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What do the folks in California do with all those old cars to get away with being able to use them, no cats, no nothing, are they all smog legal.
So, what does this mean for the people who have vehicles that were made prior to 1975 when emissions standards were first put into effect? From what I understand, they can now no longer register their vehicles because there exist no emissions standards for them to be measured against. The owner of the exhaust shop I was at had to get his 60-something Vette registered in a different state under his brother's name and address so that he could still drive it around.
Gotta love Kalifornia.


