Update on California Classic Car Smog Exemption Bill AB 220

As posted to Mike Frankovich’s YouTube Channel on 4/15/2021

(Run time: 8 min, 47 sec)

If you’re like me, you have trouble understanding why California continues to make it so difficult to engage is what is one of the most quintessential of California pastimes . . . classic car ownership. Since the smog check exemption changed from a 30 year rolling average to a set, 1975 and older cut-off back on 4/1/2005 classic car enthusiasts owning post-1975 vehicles have tirelessly petitioned their elected officials for relief.

The latest California Classic Car Smog Exemption Bill, AB220, has just been amended to require collector car insurance to obtain a smog exemption on classic cars built during the years 1976-1982. In this clip Mike Frankovich discusses the assembly bill and what you can do to support it.

Californians For Classic Car Smog Exemptions Facebook Group: www.facebook.com/groups/162183124714856/

California State Assembly: http://www.assembly.ca.gov

Transportation Committee – California State Assembly: atrn.assembly.ca.gov

Follow the unfolding adventures of yours truly’s 1974 Ford Gran Torino on Instagram here:

https://www.instagram.com/sinistertorino/

(This is Blog Post #1010)

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