01-04-2010, 12:42 PM
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Join Date: Sep 2009
Location: Sacramento,
CA
Cobra Make, Engine: ERA 707, 446ci FE
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Originally Posted by twobjshelbys
Was your car previously titled as a 1965 or whatever? And you had to go through all this AGAIN? Doesn't CA recognize prior titling?
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The information I got varied (on lots of points) but in the end, no, CA didn't care if MA had previously registered the vehicle. It might have been different if for some reason I did not need a smog exemption, but for SB-100 CA started from a clean sheet of paper and the MSO.
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So now, let's say I sell it to someone in CA. Does having a previous SB100 count? Or do they have to start all over again?
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There is confusion on this point. I believe that as long as the vehicle is registered in CA (even through successive owners) the exemption is permanent. If you register the vehicle elsewhere, recent discussion indicates that this invalidates the SB-100 and it has to be reacquired. I don't know if that's the final word or not.
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You guys need to have a revolt and start your meddling government over again.
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Well... without defending the situation, I'll simply note that a state with 35 million people, hundreds of major industries and some of the most desirable living space in the world *might* need more complex government than a largely rural state with one-tenth the population. 
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