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Here in Nevada, those of us with TRUE classic cars will be facing a bit of an uphill battle to keep our classic vehicle plates with no smog check necessary, thanks to a poorly written law and a bunch of knucklehead rule benders.
Right now we enjoy not having to get a smog inspection for any car older than 25 years provided we only drive up to 5000 miles per year. They do inspect the odometer annually during the registration renewal process. The problem is, some cheapskates with 1997 or slightly older cars are getting classic plates for vehicles like Voyager minivans (not classic) Ford Festivas or even Camrys. Owners are disconnecting the odometer just to save a few bucks and avoid having to get a smog certificate. Naturally people are complaining about beater commuter cars having “classic” plates solely to skip the smog process. I’m curious what the climate is in other states for classic car registration and smog certification. It looks like I have smog testing in my future. Oh and as always, let’s not get political ![]() Here’s a quick local news story about the problem here: https://youtu.be/pdJdPINGTwI Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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