Reply to "Any GT5-S owners in California?"

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PanteraPatt- When I bought my GT5-S the original engine was long gone. My car has a Fontana engine without a stitch of smog equipment. My challenge will be to find a smog place whose morals become impaired when they see a cash incentive.

There are other possibilities too. My car is an '88. Which means it's 24 1/2 yrs old. I believe I'm eligible for historic plates in just 6 months. That might be another option.

There are a few small towns in California that are smog exempt. Unfortunately apparently in these smog exempt towns you need to get a basic smog cert if there is a change of ownership. But there might be some work arounds to that.

Anyway, I feel somewhat confident I will figure something out.

4/16/1211:14 PM

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