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In article <p2s7b3$fjs$10 at dont-email.me>, DaveFroble
<davef at tsoft-inc.com> wrote:

> >>>
> >> With the exception of California, the US still believes in freedom
> >> and the pursuit of happiness.
> > 
> > california does too, but that has nothing to do with what cars legally
> > can be driven on public roads.
> 
> Oh, yes, it does.  

no it doesn't. 

> Those with MGBs are still citizens, who pay taxes, for
> those roads.

true, but that doesn't entitle them to drive anything they want on
public roads.

also, california is extremely anal about what is allowed and what is
not. install the wrong part and it will fail smog, even if the
emissions is well below the limit (which on recent cars, is not even
checked, they just use obd).

> I can still drive my car in California. 

only if it's registered, insured and smogged. 

> What I cannot do is purchase a 
> non-conforming in California.

you can outside of california, as long as it was registered elsewhere
and driven some number of miles (don't remember how many, 10k or so).