Full Emissions hotwire auto hemi wiring harness

Joe Dokes said
I think we're basically both right, chances are the EPA and the State of California doesn't give a rat's *** about a few hot rodders with their pre '75 cars, but they could.

My issue with the regs is that they exists at all. One of the issues that I think we should all be concerned about from a philosophical standpoint is that although a rule is not enforced doesn't mean it won't be enforced in the future, or that the government won't enforce it simply to keep someone quiet. Yes, I'm a little paranoid, thanks for asking.

This is the kind of BS I'm talking about.

http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2014/aug/1/feds-raid-nc-home-to-seize-land-rover-in-epa-emiss/

You're right '75 and down in California your pretty much golden.

You're also right, I think I've beaten this dead horse long enough. ;)

Regards,

Joe Dokes

That link isn't really BS. Landrover quit selling the defender 90 in America in (blanking on the year) because of the stricter emissions requirements. Instead of haulting production they just excluded that vehicle from the US market. That poor woman in the story bought an imported vehicle that had a bogus or swapped vin.

Technically that vehicle is illegal because its newer than when the regulation was put into place.

It sucks for her, but that is the risk of buying a car like that through the internet.