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HOW-TO: Collector Insurance and vehicle registration in AZ, with NO emissions testing
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Step 1: Obtain collector insurance for your vehicle(s)
Step 2: Have your insurance agent fax a copy of your declaration page to AZ DMV at this number: 602-712-3288. This will serve to notify
DMV that your vehicle is eligible to waive emissions testing, due to mileage restrictions placed upon it by your insurance company.
Step 3: sign on to the DMV website at servicearizona.com (I waited 24 hours after submittal of fax)
Step 4: Follow the steps for vehicle registration renewal. Drive off with no requirement for an emmisions test.... ever
I can drive my '69 3/4 ton FWD with a 4 speed, big block and no A/C 20K miles per year, my '79 2WD full size Blazer with a 383 stroker, auto trans, and A/C 10K per year.
Now, I can only drive my comfy Buick TR 5K miles per year, but that's all I need right now. I can pay more for more miles if I want.
Some companies will let you drive unlimited miles, for a price.
RJ, were you unaware of this?
HOW-TO: Collector Insurance and vehicle registration in AZ, with NO emissions testing
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Step 1: Obtain collector insurance for your vehicle(s)
Step 2: Have your insurance agent fax a copy of your declaration page to AZ DMV at this number: 602-712-3288. This will serve to notify
DMV that your vehicle is eligible to waive emissions testing, due to mileage restrictions placed upon it by your insurance company.
Step 3: sign on to the DMV website at servicearizona.com (I waited 24 hours after submittal of fax)
Step 4: Follow the steps for vehicle registration renewal. Drive off with no requirement for an emmisions test.... ever
I can drive my '69 3/4 ton FWD with a 4 speed, big block and no A/C 20K miles per year, my '79 2WD full size Blazer with a 383 stroker, auto trans, and A/C 10K per year.
Now, I can only drive my comfy Buick TR 5K miles per year, but that's all I need right now. I can pay more for more miles if I want.
Some companies will let you drive unlimited miles, for a price.
RJ, were you unaware of this?