Skyline... (at least it's informative)

**_Charles_** · 10-12-2005 08:23 PM

Originally Posted by Brandon

what's the big deal about having JDM cars in America? God damn facists IMO

Good post and information though.

I lived in Japan from 1994-1996. I saw these cars daily, and I loved them. I always said I will own a R33 Skyline one day...and one day I will. But I'll be damned if somebody is gonna come take the car away from me after I finally get one.

When I returned from Japan, I tried to bring back my prelude. I couldn't. I have been reading the laws ever since (1995), and I have seen many scams and mis-information come and go... I have 10 years of research behind me, looking at every loophole possible...if there were a way, I would have one now.

Charles

**chet** · 10-12-2005 08:43 PM

there are always ways around importing cars into this country...and registering them.

i impound cars and acquire titles for cars on a daily basis and i can tell you its not that hard.

**_Charles_** · 10-12-2005 08:47 PM

Originally Posted by chet

there are always ways around importing cars into this country...and registering them.

i impound cars and acquire titles for cars on a daily basis and i can tell you its not that hard.

Never said you couldn't register it (or even title it). But that does not make it legal. The car can still be confiscated.

re-read my post

Charles

**hiwayhuntr** · 10-12-2005 08:56 PM

isent there this guy on here named like xfyler or something that lives in sarasota that just got one.did he have to go through motorx.or did he do something else.

**The Hedgehog** · 10-12-2005 08:56 PM

nice find Charles

**_Charles_** · 10-12-2005 09:39 PM

Originally Posted by hiwayhuntr

isent there this guy on here named like xfyler or something that lives in sarasota that just got one.did he have to go through motorx.or did he do something else.

That is a question that only he can answer.

**Orion ZyGarian** · 10-12-2005 09:44 PM

He didnt go through MotoRex, I have no idea what hes going through, but is supposedly going to try to import cars like that as a buisness.

This is the same guy with a buttload of money and cars laying around, so I dont doubt it, but will have to see it myself

**Ian MMF** · 10-12-2005 09:46 PM

You can get them if they are older then 15years in canada and just drive them here. Helps to know some of them bobble heads

**Orion ZyGarian** · 10-12-2005 09:50 PM

Yes, but then the issue is legalizing from Canada's different restrictions. Even then, you probably need the same retarded requirements as from Japan

Although I'm sure its much easier perhaps. Who knows

**The Hedgehog** · 10-12-2005 09:50 PM

Originally Posted by 4drwhore

You can get them if they are older then 15years in canada and just drive them here. Helps to know some of them bobble heads

....Bobble Heads Eah?....

**Orion ZyGarian** · 10-12-2005 09:54 PM

More like talking trashcans...

**hiwayhuntr** · 10-12-2005 10:00 PM

ahhhh.i see.

**turbo-max** · 10-12-2005 10:06 PM

lots of good information charles, although i don't care to have a SKYRINE!!11! myself

**_Charles_** · 10-12-2005 10:09 PM

Originally Posted by 4drwhore

You can get them if they are older then 15years in canada and just drive them here. Helps to know some of them bobble heads

A vehicle coming from Canada has to have a manufacturer's letter of conforment to be legally imported into the USA. Same deal as if from Overseas. Yes...once again, you can title and register it under false pretenses, but you can't do it legally.

Once the car is 25 yrs old...you can import it.
So...you can import a 1989 R32 in the year 2014.

Charles

**DETriment** · 10-12-2005 10:09 PM

this country is such a pain in my ass, when will the fucking nhsta and the epa just die!?! theyre not helping anyone...

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