Re: When is one smog proof in CA?

["Gregory S. Youngblood" <greg@domain.elided>]

I think at 30 years it doesn't. My 74 was smogged earlier this year. I
think the next time it was supposed to be smogged it was going to be
exempt, either that or it would have one more smog test to get through and
then it would be exempt.

Of course that assumes they don't change the rules. They love doing that
you know.

Now I'm in Texas, where I don't have to worry about smogging the car,
since they cut off at 25 years in the area I'm at. :)

alfacybersite said:
> Yeah, I know this comes up frequently, and I'm generally the one who
> starts it.
>
> Since no one at the DMV seemed to know, I assume there is a reason they
> keep the employees in the dark regarding the subject?
>
> I'm old. Don't complicate things. I just received my revised title for
> my now (official) 1975 Alfa Romeo Alfetta GT. FWIW, my registration
> renewal month is October. Yes, I'm currently legal (current tags) for a
> change.
>
> Is this car exempt from any more smog tests?
>
> If not, when will it be?
>
> Biba
> Irwindale, CA USA
>
> And a Bravo! to Ian Lomax for beginning work on his '75 Alfetta GT
> rather than chopping it up and putting in a dumpster - like more than a
> few of you are guilty of. It is my understanding Santa loves Alfas and
> especially Alfetta GT's. It's coal in the stocking for anyone guilty of
> purposely destroying any Alfa and doggy doo-doo for those destroying
> restorable Alfetta GT's. Just thought I'd mention it so you won't be
> surprised when you reach into your stocking Christmas morning.
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