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Maricopa County Emission Testing (Required Equipment for pre-OBD2) (1 Viewer)
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My 87 4runner with a 3rz passed every time without issue, they never said anything about it not being a 22re. Obviously not toyota guys....
How much of the 3rz emissions do you have installed? Details would be really helpful as I haven't finished the install. I have cat already, but was planning to delete EGR and maybe some of the evap stuff if it would pass without.
@sjpitts My time has come for the Cruiser to be registered in Maricopa County. I ended up chickening out and registering as a classic car. 
Even though I had heard from others that they didn't think they would visually inspect the engine bay, I just didn't want to deal with trying to add back the PAIR system.
I can say that the website information for classic car registration for Maricopa County is a bit of mess. So I called the MVD office directly to get the scoop. Guy straight up told me that all I needed was proof that the vehicle was insured under a classic car policy along with an Az driver's license and they would waive emissions. I can say that we successfully got back from the MVD moments ago and that's exactly what happened. Total cost was $71 for 5 years.
As far as insurance requirements go, when I swapped it over to classic car they said they might get in touch with me to get pictures of the Cruiser in the garage. That was weeks ago and they still haven't.
For those that may be a little irked thinking I'm skirting the system, for our situation right now, insuring the Cruiser as a Classic Car moving forward is pretty appropriate. I work remote and don't drive it much anymore. Our primary vehicle is the 200. Over the last 2 years, I've only driven the Cruiser 3k miles. And 1k of that was driving from Oregon to Arizona.
Hope that helps make things more clear for folks on insuring and registering a classic car in Maricopa County.
Even though I had heard from others that they didn't think they would visually inspect the engine bay, I just didn't want to deal with trying to add back the PAIR system.I can say that the website information for classic car registration for Maricopa County is a bit of mess. So I called the MVD office directly to get the scoop. Guy straight up told me that all I needed was proof that the vehicle was insured under a classic car policy along with an Az driver's license and they would waive emissions. I can say that we successfully got back from the MVD moments ago and that's exactly what happened. Total cost was $71 for 5 years.
As far as insurance requirements go, when I swapped it over to classic car they said they might get in touch with me to get pictures of the Cruiser in the garage. That was weeks ago and they still haven't.
For those that may be a little irked thinking I'm skirting the system, for our situation right now, insuring the Cruiser as a Classic Car moving forward is pretty appropriate. I work remote and don't drive it much anymore. Our primary vehicle is the 200. Over the last 2 years, I've only driven the Cruiser 3k miles. And 1k of that was driving from Oregon to Arizona.
Hope that helps make things more clear for folks on insuring and registering a classic car in Maricopa County.
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@sjpitts My time has come for the Cruiser to be registered in Maricopa County. I ended up chickening out and registering as a classic car.
I can say that the website information for classic car registration for Maricopa County is a bit of mess. So I called the MVD office directly to get the scoop. Guy straight up told me that all I needed was proof that the vehicle was insured under a classic car policy along with an Az driver's license and they would waive emissions. I can say that we successfully got back from the MVD moments ago and that's exactly what happened. Total cost was $71 for 5 years.
As far as insurance requirements go, when I swapped it over to classic car they said they might get in touch with me to get pictures of the Cruiser in the garage. That was weeks ago and they still haven't.
For those that may be a little irked thinking I'm skirting the system, for our situation right now, insuring the Cruiser as a Classic Car moving forward is pretty appropriate. I work remote and don't drive it much anymore. Our primary vehicle is the 200. Over the last 2 years, I've only driven the Cruiser 3k miles. And 1k of that was driving from Oregon to Arizona.
Hope that helps make things more clear for folks on insuring and registering a classic car in Maricopa County.
What insurance do you have? I just called mine (USAA) and they will not cover it as a classic car since I plan on taking it off road.
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Are you sure they understood? Your 60 is a regular motor vehicle, and it is registered to travel on regular roads. There should be no difference between your 60 and every other jeep/SUV/truck out there. It sounds like maybe the agent was confused and thought you were trying to register something like a dune buggy or side by side that is not a normal vehicle.
