'88 Carrera failed California smog test. NO (PPM) over max.
10-01-2011, 01:44 PM
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Originally Posted by ricster
Tone40,
Just for an FYI and everyone here on the site living in Calif, you can pay a lawyer out of Montana to get your car registered and avoid this silly smog test and you dont even need an address there. If you look in the back of the dupont registry I think his ad is there, I know someone who did it and it works like a charm.
Cal. residents, you may want to roll the dice on this, but understand that it is a roll of the dice. The state of California (and every other state for that matter) does not like residents evading taxes and regulations. If you get stopped, and your DL shows a Cal. address, you will have some 'splainin' (Sorry Dezi) to do. You may get away claiming that the car lives out of state at your second home, but if the same cop notices (Are these car noticible?) the same car again - trouble for ficticious registration.
Get a Montana license as well
Po boxes work well for them.
Quote:
Originally Posted by ricster
Tone40,
Just for an FYI and everyone here on the site living in Calif, you can pay a lawyer out of Montana to get your car registered and avoid this silly smog test and you dont even need an address there. If you look in the back of the dupont registry I think his ad is there, I know someone who did it and it works like a charm.
Cal. residents, you may want to roll the dice on this, but understand that it is a roll of the dice. The state of California (and every other state for that matter) does not like residents evading taxes and regulations. If you get stopped, and your DL shows a Cal. address, you will have some 'splainin' (Sorry Dezi) to do. You may get away claiming that the car lives out of state at your second home, but if the same cop notices (Are these car noticible?) the same car again - trouble for ficticious registration.
Get a Montana license as well
Po boxes work well for them.
