[Bmcu] FW: British Car Club of Utah

[RGood36362 at aol.com]

Depends on how you want to use the car.  If just occasional drives,  once 
in a while to work, you can register it as a vintage (defined as 30+ years  
old) and when you do this you are exempt from both safety and emissions   
Here's a link to the DMV site that lists the requirements and  restrictions:
 
http://le.utah.gov/~code/TITLE41/htm/41_21_000100.htm
 
If you can't or don't want to register it as vintage, then you'll need to  
pass both safety and emissions every year.
 
Rich Goodman.  
 
 
In a message dated 5/24/2013 4:55:14 P.M. Mountain Daylight Time,  
bughous at msn.com writes:

 
Anyone  have up to date info for Pamela? 
Paul 
From: Pamela Borden  [mailto:mspborden at gmail.com] 
Sent: Friday, May 24, 2013 9:40  AM
To: membership at bmcutah.org
Subject: British Car Club of  Utah 
 
Hi 
 

 
My name is Pamela Borden I moved here from MD in October of  last year. My 
uncle is RIch Sanders a member and has given me good information  about the 
club. I have a 1978 MGB that I am moving out here at the end of  June. I 
would like to become a member. I also have questions about the  emissions 
testing in Utah and wondered if you could help me. I read on the DMV  website 
that only 1967 an older is excluded. I am concerned as MD being as  tough as 
they were with motor vehicle laws never required me to  emission  test the MGB 
as it is historically tagged. Do you have any suggestions for  me? 
 

 
Thank you in advance for your time
 

 
Pamela  Borden




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