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Date:         Thu, 9 May 1996 10:09:08 -0900
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From:         rsthj@aurora.alaska.edu (Thomas Johnson)
Subject:      Re: Help!: Passing CA smog with a modified VW engine

. Last time I was inspected >they failed me for not having an unleaded restrictor in the fuel filler neck. >The tailpipe emissions were well within the limits for a '78 engine. >Ticky-tack.

Last time I checked, leaded regular wasn't even available in California. Got to love that bureaucracy...

I grew up in California and having dealt with the idiots at the DMV on many occasions, it was an experience that I grew loath.

When I bought my bus I was living in Georgia. I had had it well over a year before i decided to let the DMV know. I was expecting the worst and got it. After waiting in line for two, maybe three minutes I was told that since I hadn't registered my vehicle within 90 days, I would have to pay a fine. Hmmm, no problem , I'm prepared for that. It was the magnitude of the fine that caught me off guard. Registration cost me $11 instead of $8!

-Tom


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