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John- No! Don't do it! It rains all the time, housing's as much as NYC but the wages are stuck in 1965, and it's raining now! Ok, obligatory whine out of the way, the emissions are by county, and currently only King, Pierce, and Snohomish (and maybe Spokane?) care. So of course, many people live in Clallam with their aunt... They only check CO and HC at idle and on the dyno (at 30mph!) It's a pain, but if you pass the sniffer, they don't open the hood, so in my opinion, it's not unreasonable... Anything pre '68 is exempt I hear San Diego's cool... Toby B John Clift wrote: > > Hey I decided to move to Seattle in the Spring! So of course I will take > my Fastback on the road. > As far as Becky was asking about smog, you have to be a resident of > California. Although I currently live in Maryland, I am still a resident > of california, drvers license, taxes, etc. I keep my Fastback registered > in Calif because it has the original issue license plates and those are > worth a lot to me for originality purposes. > I have property in Los Angeles so I rent it out and I pay taxes on it, > and still have a small business that I pay taxes on. > Maryland? I came out here for grad school and stayed a little longer that > I wanted, i like it, but it's not my future home i feel. pretty though. > Becky - what are the laws in Wash state with old cars? I have a Triumph > that I may bring out, it's a 65 Spitfire. > John 71 Fastback