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[Randy Rosenberg]

Hray,

You're almost 100% correct. For an SPCNS you have two smog requirement choices:

1. Smog by year of block or year of build - The vehicle must meet visual requirements and pass the snif test, upon initial title and during the every biannual smog test. Since the vehicle does not have a model year of 1975 or old, it is not exempt from biannual smog testing.

2. SB100 - Smog exempt forever.

Hope this helps,
Randy R...

[Hray]

Thanks everyone: I guess I really did need that sb100.

and I guess I better count my lucky stars, 4 years ago I bought a spcns 1931 ford phaeton, titled as a 1974 spcns since that was when it was first title. Upon purchase I never had to smog it and have not since, maybe they grandfathered in the spcns titled prior to some specific date.

HRay

[dlang14]

Originally Posted by Hray

Thanks everyone: I guess I really did need that sb100.

and I guess I better count my lucky stars, 4 years ago I bought a spcns 1931 ford phaeton, titled as a 1974 spcns since that was when it was first title. Upon purchase I never had to smog it and have not since, maybe they grandfathered in the spcns titled prior to some specific date.

HRay

I may be off here but isnt a '74 anything smog exempt? I thought I'd heard something about 30 years old becomes exempt? I might be off base, but that may be the source of disagreement.


Daryl

[pgermond]

Originally Posted by dlang14

I may be off here but isnt a '74 anything smog exempt? I thought I'd heard something about 30 years old becomes exempt? I might be off base, but that may be the source of disagreement.

Daryl

Vehicles '74 and older are exempt from smog requirements. The 30 year rule is, unfortunately, a myth.