CUCV emissions restrictions in California

[somepriests]

First of all, glad to see so many of you out there. It is good to know one has compadres. Being new to the site, I plan to be here a lot.

In any case, I moved to CA two years ago on Military orders, and I am trying to purchase my first CUCV M1008 or M1009 in a month or so. Looking to spend no more than $5000 if possible. Please forgive me, since I assume this topic has been discussed ad nauseum in the past, but I need to sort out the new CA emissions laws in regards to the 1986 M1008, etc.

1. Any restrictions at all?
2. Are they still smog exempt?
3. Do they classify as "Military Antique?"

I will travel if there is a reliable truck out there, so I will peruse the "For Sale" site of this forum and see what is out there.

Thanks for the help,

Steve

 

[porkysplace]

Welcome to the site . The best thing to do is start reading as many threads as you can in the CUCV section , downoad and study the TM's ( free to download here the link is on the top toolbar ). Most everthing about these have been covered here ,a lot of information in this thread FAQ Thread for CUCV's . It is a great bunch of guys here who can help you solve any problem that arises , but they generally expect you to make a reasonable effort to search and to use the TM's. And it is generally perfered to build on a existing thread over starting new threads on the same topic , this helps keep search easier . And when starting a new thread title it with a title that describes the problem and will be searchable later . Once you start searching a bit you will understand about thread titles. These things listed are some suggestions that will help make your time on the site more enjoyable for all.
I'm sure some of the california people will provide you with the information your looking for .

 

[somepriests]

Welcome to the site . The best thing to do is start reading as many threads as you can in the CUCV section , downoad and study the TM's ( free to download here the link is on the top toolbar ). Most everthing about these have been covered here ,a lot of information in this thread FAQ Thread for CUCV's . It is a great bunch of guys here who can help you solve any problem that arises , but they generally expect you to make a reasonable effort to search and to use the TM's. And it is generally perfered to build on a existing thread over starting new threads on the same topic , this helps keep search easier . And when starting a new thread title it with a title that describes the problem and will be searchable later . Once you start searching a bit you will understand about thread titles. These things listed are some suggestions that will help make your time on the site more enjoyable for all.
I'm sure some of the california people will provide you with the information your looking for .

Thank you for the help.

 

[cpf240]

From the stuff I've read, both what GL sent me about this and things posted here, those regs only apply to commercial vehicles or vehicles that weigh more than a CUCV. Until I hear differently, I'm not worrying about it.

Yes, you can probably register as historic, but that may come with usage restrictions, such as mileage limits or parade use only, etc.

Welcome to the club!

 

[flighht2k5]

Welcome to the site . The best thing to do is start reading as many threads as you can in the CUCV section , downoad and study the TM's ( free to download here the link is on the top toolbar ). Most everthing about these have been covered here ,a lot of information in this thread FAQ Thread for CUCV's . It is a great bunch of guys here who can help you solve any problem that arises , but they generally expect you to make a reasonable effort to search and to use the TM's. And it is generally perfered to build on a existing thread over starting new threads on the same topic , this helps keep search easier . And when starting a new thread title it with a title that describes the problem and will be searchable later . Once you start searching a bit you will understand about thread titles. These things listed are some suggestions that will help make your time on the site more enjoyable for all.
I'm sure some of the california people will provide you with the information your looking for .

I love how this is the blanket answer for everything. How does reading the TM answer his question about smogging the truck in CA?

 

[Blendmaster2002]

Somepreists, Diesel Smog Test/Checks in California are for 1998 and Newer under 14,000GVW so no smog on 1997 and down diesel pickups, here’s a link to the DMV Smog information page:http://www.dmv.ca.gov/vr/smogfaq.htm. If you are interested in a deuce, 5ton or anything over 14,000gvw older than 2010 here is my thread with that info: http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showth...out-info-for-M35-Deuce-5-Ton&referrerid=19939 .
Welcome to the Site!

 

[Gripy]

No smog for my 85 m1008

 

[Recovry4x4]

I love how this is the blanket answer for everything. How does reading the TM answer his question about smogging the truck in CA?

Your post helped him a bunch. Thanks!

Somepriests, just wanted to say welcome aboard since the smog questions were already answered by the hive.

 

[MarcusOReallyus]

Palmdale, eh? Edwards?


Anyway, welcome!

 

[porkysplace]

This thread is a bit old , but unless their have been some changes it looks CUCV's are exempt ; Ca Smog Check for CUCV?

 

[flighht2k5]

Your post helped him a bunch. Thanks!

Somepriests, just wanted to say welcome aboard since the smog questions were already answered by the hive.

So did read the TMs, that really sure seemed to address his question or refer him to the answer on this site.

 

[porkysplace]

So did read the TMs, that really sure seemed to address his question or refer him to the answer on this site.

My post was a welcome to the site and a generalization of how to make the site work better for him without getting flamed .If you bothered to read the entire post you will see the last says I"m sure some califonia people will post with help . It also bumped it up . But since " That place " can't be found on a map ( your state location is a site requirement ) No one knows if your from califonia or not , what we do know is your posts have noting to do with his question. After some searching I did find a old thread that appears to answer his question . How have you helped him ?

 

[hndrsonj]

Since you are in Palmdale; run just down the road to Antelope Valley Truck & Equipment (about 14 miles away in Lancaster) and talk to Norm. They'll have any military parts you may need and can probably answer all your CA related questions.

 

[firecontrol86]

I registered my m1009 in CA(San Diego), and had no issues. Smog exempt.

 

[jw4x4]

I love how this is the blanket answer for everything. How does reading the TM answer his question about smogging the truck in CA?

Reading the TM will help familiarize him with the operation and upkeep of said vehicle. Reading (searching) threads will help with problems and issues associated with ownership. There is NO such thing as too much info.

 

[MarcusOReallyus]

There is NO such thing as too much info.

Hmmm. I guess you never talk to any women.

 

[somepriests]

Thanks for the great information guys? Marcus, to answer your question, I came out of Active Duty from Edwards, and now I am with the 452 ALCF (TALCE) at March ARB.

 

[Cucvnut]

What smog ? i have never had an issue with my cucv in CA. If you have concerns shoot me a pm.

 

[j.cherry377]

http://www.arb.ca.gov/msprog/onrdiesel/documents/FSRegSum.pdf

This applies to gensets as well.

the following section is on page 2, paragraph 2

"Starting January 1, 2020, all remaining trucks
and buses would need to be replaced so that they would
all have 2010 model year engines or equivalent emissions
by 2023."

It is vague as to if they are referring to ALL other remaining trucks or just those in the specific classes. As of the last notes, they are considering changes to make these applicable to all 'compression -ignition' type engines.

also this section on dieselnet
http://www.dieselnet.com/standards/us/ca_diesel.php

 

[j.cherry377]

this of course has nothing to do with 'smogging' or any other DMV requirement, but the possession or usage of diesel engines within the state not in compliance could subject you to fines from CARB.

here is the 'requirements' for gensets specifically : http://www.arb.ca.gov/regact/agen06/uid.pdf