You will need to put catalytic converters on them - I bet.
They have done something similar in Germany with a
very expensive road tax if you dont install a cat on your
oldtimer. I think there's some excempt for really old cars.
In Sweden we drive oldtimers (+30 years) without paying
road tax (we pay energy tax on petrol which makes the
price to US$ 4.50/US gallon) but nobody say's anything
about emissions as long as it's below 4.5% CO on idle
during the car inspection.
Thomas
Paul wrote:
> I know that by 1968 roadster had aquired smog pumps and in '70 had the
> fuel vapor recovery system, but were the earlier ones subject to any
> polution standards when they were new? What will California use as a basis
> to test against?
>
> Paul
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