Anyone want a super solid(rust wise) 914.
Yes. How much?
I'd only consider selling it if it doesn't pass. I'd like $3k for it, it would come with all my spare parts(the state would effectively end my affair with 914s) and I'd even drive it to you in TX, for the cost of gas(it runs that good)
I have no intention of fighting this. I'd end up spending way more money on a lawyer than I would buying parts and I'd still end up loosing the case.
My appointment is set for the july 13th. I'm going to do the same thing I did the last time. Different MPS, some e-85, and a few degree retarded timing. If I fail, I get another free retest, I can get the car through the sniff test(i did it before). It's the guy looking for my smog pump and cat that will dam me.
FIRST NOTICE
IMPORTANT INFORMATION REGARDING: Make/Year/License/VIN
Dear Motorist,
A vehicle registered to you recently was identified as potentially high-polluting by roadside emissions testing
equipment. Roadside testing units located along Denver-metropolitan area roadways measure pollutants from vehicles
as they are driven. Pursuant to 5 CCR 1001-13, Part G, Section IV.A, a vehicle’s emissions as measured by roadside
testing units shall not exceed 3.0% carbon monoxide or 550 parts per million (ppm) hydrocarbons as hexane (1,075
ppm hydrocarbons as propane). The identified vehicle exceeded one or both of these limits within the past 30 days.
Documentation of these test results is enclosed with this notice.
DO NOT DISREGARD THIS LETTER - it is legal notification of your responsibilities under Colorado Law.
Failure to comply with these instructions WILL result in suspension of this vehicle’s registration and a $100
fine, pursuant to 5 CCR 1001-13, Part G, Section VIII.A; and 1 CCR 204-11, Rule X, Section 1001.0(
(1).
This letter is to inform you that you MUST contact the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment to
schedule a free emissions compliance inspection. If you fail to do so within 30 days of the date listed above, the
vehicle’s registration will be suspended and you will be subject to a monetary fine pursuant to 5 CCR 1001-13, Part
G, Section VIII.A; and 1 CCR 204-11, Rule X, Section 1001.0(
(1).
Call 303-692-xxxx immediately to schedule an appointment for a free compliance inspection. Do not take this vehicle
to an Air Care Colorado station. This vehicle must be inspected by state of Colorado personnel.
If you no longer own the identified vehicle, you still must contact the state of Colorado at 303-692-xxxx to provide
information on this vehicle’s status. This is a mandatory program. If you do not comply with the requirements of
the program, you will be subject to penalties.
Compliance is simple – just follow these steps:
1) CALL: State Hotline at 303-692-xxxx. We will help you set up an appointment.
2) TEST: Receive a FREE inspection at a state Emissions Technical Center.
3) REPAIR: If repairs are needed, you may be eligible for financial assistance.
4) PASS: RECEIVE and PASS a FREE final emissions compliance inspection.
Call now to schedule a free compliance inspection. To learn more about the program and the technology used to
identify this vehicle, go to
http://www.cdphe.state.co.us/ap/highpolluter.html .