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Besides what Marlin mentioned, it helps if you find a Smog station that will do a "preliminary" run on your car; one thats NOT instantly modem'ed to your DMV. They call these by various names- 'tuning' etc and gives you an idea what to look for. Also in CA, cars built in 1973 and earlier are now exempt from annual/biannial smog tests; this may not be the year on the title but if the car was actually built in '73, the title can be corrected cheaply & legally. Finally, a 'Historical' license plate also exempts your car from annual/biannial smog requirements.

11/24/0211:15 AM

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