Fortified Wines: Fortified wines like vermouth, port, sherry, and madeira are basically just wine with an extra dose of alcohol, and like any bottle of wine, they should be stored in the fridge if you aren't going to finish them that day. Here they will last for about three weeks. They may not taste as good as the first go-around, but they are still great for cooking. Liqueurs: Similar to spirits, most liqueurs have enough alcohol content to last forever.. Liqueurs do have a high sugar content.
1975 & Older Exempt - Under the old smog laws, 1975 and subsequent model year vehicles became exempt from Smog Check when they turned 30 years old (30-year rolling exemption). A 1976 model year vehicle was exempt in 2005, a 1977 in 2006, etc. As of April 1, 2005, exempt from smog check requirements are any motor vehicle manufactured prior to the 1976 model year. All vehicles 1976 and newer vehicles will be tested according to state emission law. This law repeals the 30-year rolling exemption.
Smog Inspection Exemptions. If your vehicle is 6 years old or less, you do NOT have to have your vehicle smog checked every 2 years. Instead, you'll pay an annual $20 smog abatement fee for your first 6 years of registration. After these first 6 years, you will be subject to the regular smog check program. Nonresident vehicles.