Re: Question about smog testing in San Rafael, CA

[DickShaler@domain.elided]

Perhaps things are different in the South bay but in Marin even a simple 
change of ownership requires a smog check for 1974 and later cars.  The 
biyearly smog check is then scheduled from the date of ownership transfer 
unless registered in a non-smog county. (Lake, Alpine, etc)
If the practice is different in other parts of the state I would love to hear 
of an example since I am in the midst of a dispute with DMV regarding a 1974 
car which has been used as a race car for a number of years and is now 
subject to smog inspection for re-registration as a street car even thoughit 
will not be registered in the bay area and has been in my possession and 
ownership since the early eighties.

  RS

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