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Ca. historical license plate
Ca dmv says a historical vehicle must be at least 25yrs old with documentation. I read some where that these cars only smog every 5 years. Has anyone heard of this possible loop hole?
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06-20-2007, 02:53 PM
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My understanding of Cal. smog rules is that any car 1975 and earlier is exempt, therefore historical vehicles would be also-- 1976-82 would be the only ones where the five year rule applies, if there is one. I can see where documentation is needed to qualify as "historic" but I have no clue what kind of documentation is needed. What would make a post 1976 Porsche historic other than a few one of a kind proto-types or championship race cars, most of which would not be driven? Ideas anyone?
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06-20-2007, 03:01 PM
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From what I understand the historical CA plates are very restrictive. The car can only be used in parades or something to that effect.
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