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After reading the proposal I have a couple of constructive
comments.

First of all is there any data that will support the fact that
this proposal will actually have a positive effect?  I personally
do not think it will.

Most people who have an older car, that is paid for and
mechanically sound would not be able to take the $1,000. to $1,500.
to put towards the purchase of a new or newer car and incur the
cost of a monthly payment.

Secondly with the current financial state of the State of
California, this does not seem like the most opportune time to
allocate 30 million dollars to this kind of project.  

Finally, as a car collector and restorer.  Most of the people that
I know or am associated with, who have and or drive cars that are
pre 1976 usually are very concerned with the operation of their
vehicles and keep them in top operating condition.  Another thing
is these vehicles are probably not driven very many miles each
year.  These vehicles are usually driven to shows or local cruise
ins.  Eliminating these few vehicles would not have a substantial
impact or be cost effective.  The after market that supplies many
of the parts that these cars use would be affected negatively
also.

Thank you for hearing my opinion.

Sincerely,

William H. Norvas Jr.