S15's available in the US...perhaps the way
So, I'm sitting here perusing the web, making my 4 hour stint here in IT pergatory go by all the quicker and low and behold what do I come across but a company in California with S15's for sale...emm emm.
I'm going to do some research on the company and possibly run an article concearning them in the January issue of Down Shift. Aside from that, this may perhaps be my first post law school aquisition, as I just cant stomach the amount of money a used 996 Turbo would require, or a R33 and yet I still want something different
I'm going to do some research on the company and possibly run an article concearning them in the January issue of Down Shift. Aside from that, this may perhaps be my first post law school aquisition, as I just cant stomach the amount of money a used 996 Turbo would require, or a R33 and yet I still want something different
About the street legaility of these cars. They presently have an inventory of them in the US for sale, so who knows. With it being a holiday I am unable to find out any more information as of yet, but I will keep everyone updated.
I certainly would fork over $20K for that black S15....so hawt!
With any luck perhaps they have wrecked a few of them to meet the DOT reqs. Here is to hoping
I certainly would fork over $20K for that black S15....so hawt!
With any luck perhaps they have wrecked a few of them to meet the DOT reqs. Here is to hoping
So I dont leave y'all in the dark.
A few things about their site make me suspicious, but perhaps it is all on the up and up.
http://www.autoconxion.com/cars.html
A few things about their site make me suspicious, but perhaps it is all on the up and up.
http://www.autoconxion.com/cars.html
They arent legal. S15s arent legal, and especially not in cali. I have been looking into this for a while cause i want one bad. Now this is not to say that there arent ways to make them"legal", but they cannot sell them as a legal car for the streets. Best ways i ahve found are way of getting them florida registered but not federally legal





