I know there are a couple of NJ people on this list, Thought you might be interested in this. Nick ---------- Modified Performance Vehicle License Plate Needed This Pertains To New Jersey Motorists Only Back in 96, Rich Domanski, Butch DeZuzio, Dan Buckley and Eric Turkel of the newly nonprofit national organization called the Council of Vehicle Associations/Classic Vehicle Advocate Group had a meeting and proposed to the NJDMV, NJDOT and NJDEP a modified performance vehicle classification to which this was agreed in principal to include this new classification in the DMV+s regulations regarding "Collector Motor Vehicles." Under the agreement pre-1981 modified performance vehicles would be limited to 10,000 drive miles per the two year cycle and would be emission inspected using an idle test and a stationary 2,500 RPM test. In addition, these vehicles would be required to carry the appropriate insurance for mileage-restricted vehicles and bear a window sticker identifying the vehicle as a "modified performance" vehicle to which these same modified vehicles constitute a small portion of New Jersey+s vehicle fleet and are generally well-maintained and infrequently operated. Further, COVA/CVAG opposes failing vehicles based on visual inspections of vehicle emission control devices. Many of these cars can pass the tailpipe emissions test, but are failed solely because there is an under the hood modification or add-on device present. Some of these modifications which result in a visual check failure actually improve the emissions and result in a cleaner operating vehicle. COVA/CVAG believes in clean air and we do ask the people of New Jersey to support this new "Modified Performance Vehicle" plate by dialing the NJDMV+s "Modified Performance Vehicle" telephone number at 1-609-777-2997 and ask for Mr. Ken Stevenson and tell him you wish to support this new modified vehicle license plate or use our e-mail form to Mr. Stevenson at http://www.covacvag.com/support.htm . Thank you. |