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Originally Posted by porschedude996
Like almostordinary and others have said, the existing is in effect. The heart of the original bill was to stop testing and giving relief to vehicles that contribute soooo little to the pollution of the environment. It brought back what originally was law, a rolling 30 exemption. It gives me a great out, if I get a “Collector Plate” and not comply with the circumstances described, and drive my car on a joyride, I call it a maintenance run. Oh, no doubt that Collector Plate will cost me every year.
F KALIFORNIA POLITICS AND EVERY POLITICIAN AND EVERY BUREAUCRAT THAT HAD A HAND IN IT!
I need to unsubscribe to this…
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Yes . . . but a few things bother me
1) It looks like if you have original plates you have to give them up
2) We all know if a LEO with an axe to grind and sees you more than once in one week driving your Historic Vehicle he will pull you over and give you the business.
3) I would always worry the insurance company would request information regarding the car event you were going to or otherwise hassle you in order NOT to make a payout.
4) The chuckleheads who decided the bill likely have NO knowledge of the collector car culture and were using “Leno’s Law” as a means to further restrict ICE.
We got our hopes up only to be let down.