[Black Mamba]

Well, I've had my Contemporary for sale now about a month and received some silly offers but unfortunately no cash-ola. The reason for selling is the house is in escrow, closing on the 30th and I'm supposed to be out of here by the 7th. The new place I'll be leasing doesn't have a garage and I don't want to just leave it in the driveway under a cover, even if it is "weather proof".

So one guy that came to look at it asked if it had SB100. No, I don't have that certificate but on the registration it's listed as a 1965 Ford, registration is current and I had no hassles transferring the car to my name. He said it was a big no-no and in order to operate I need that certification or my car could be impounded.

Can someone PLEASE clarify, if the car IS currently and has been registered, has current tags, a registration number, and recognized as being operable by the state of California, do I need SB100 designation?