Already registered but want an SB100

[Randy Rosenberg]

1. Onefastmustang's cobra is titled as SPCNS and the BAR determined the smog requirement by "year of block". They concluded that the small block was first introduced in 1969, so that is the year that the BAR assigned to his Cobra for smog purposes. Every two years, he needs to have his Cobra smog checked to ensure that it continues to meet the 1969 requirements.

2. The Model Year of Onefastmustangs' SPCNS is 2007, which means he first titled it in 2007 (and most probably that is the year that his build was complete). The DMV/BAR uses the Model Year to determine how often a vehicle must be smog checked. Remember only vehicles with Model Year 1975 (or 76?) and older are exempt from these biannual smog checks. Please do not confuse Model Year and the "year" used to determine smog requirements.

3. Starting in 2008, the BAR no longer will use "Year of Block" to determine the smog requirements. Onefastmustang got lucky that last year was the last year that the BAR allowed this. Moving forward, the BAR will only use Model Year or SB100 to determine smog requirements.

4. Yes, Onefastmustang can apply for a Sequence Number on Jan 2 for his existing SPCNS, and if he gets one, then he can go to the BAR and change the smog requirements of his 2007 SPCNS from biannual to lifetime exempt. It is not uncommon to make this change.

Hope this helps!

[onefastmustang]

Originally Posted by Randy Rosenberg

1. Onefastmustang's cobra is titled as SPCNS and the BAR determined the smog requirement by "year of block". They concluded that the small block was first introduced in 1969, so that is the year that the BAR assigned to his Cobra for smog purposes. Every two years, he needs to have his Cobra smog checked to ensure that it continues to meet the 1969 requirements.

2. The Model Year of Onefastmustangs' SPCNS is 2007, which means he first titled it in 2007 (and most probably that is the year that his build was complete). The DMV/BAR uses the Model Year to determine how often a vehicle must be smog checked. Remember only vehicles with Model Year 1975 (or 76?) and older are exempt from these biannual smog checks. Please do not confuse Model Year and the "year" used to determine smog requirements.

3. Starting in 2008, the BAR no longer will use "Year of Block" to determine the smog requirements. Onefastmustang got lucky that last year was the last year that the BAR allowed this. Moving forward, the BAR will only use Model Year or SB100 to determine smog requirements.

4. Yes, Onefastmustang can apply for a Sequence Number on Jan 2 for his existing SPCNS, and if he gets one, then he can go to the BAR and change the smog requirements of his 2007 SPCNS from biannual to lifetime exempt. It is not uncommon to make this change.

Hope this helps!

It does greatly.. thank you Randy.. I actually just called the DMV and she told me I don't need to smog my car until 2011. Which is a bit of relief to me. That said do I need to fill out a Reg 343 to get the SB100. She had no clue on that. In fact she told me to go the DMV on the 5th to apply. Yeah..right..

[Got the Bug]

Originally Posted by onefastmustang

It does greatly.. thank you Randy.. I actually just called the DMV and she told me I don't need to smog my car until 2011. Which is a bit of relief to me. That said do I need to fill out a Reg 343 to get the SB100. She had no clue on that. In fact she told me to go the DMV on the 5th to apply. Yeah..right..

Will all of the DMV offices be open on Friday, January 2nd?

They don't have their 2009 holiday schedule listed on their website. Since Thursday is the 1st I thought they might not be open on Friday.

Update: DMV willl have regular business hours on Friday, 1/2.