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GK914
post Dec 3 2014, 07:36 PM
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Hey, I have a 1976 and thinking about moving to Denver. I have carbs, and there is basically no going back to the stock motor. Are there ways around the emissions for 1976 and up cars? It is insured as a classic, driven about 2000 miles a year. Any help would be appreciated.

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post Dec 4 2014, 05:43 PM
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Yep, nothing is done yet, but I will be out in January for an interview, and I will see what comes of it. Just wanted to test the waters after I went to the DMV site and saw the dreaded test of 76 and up. I get by here in GA without a test. Don't get me wrong, I want clean air. One of the reasons I am considering getting out of Atlanta.

Thanks for the good feedback, any suggestions for contacts there that could help me get set up would be great. I guess worst case I just buy the mac daddy FI system and get it programmed up. I did read something about a maximum they will make you spend before the let you go. Not sure how that works, but that might be my ticket. Pour money at it.....

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