Originally Posted by 4drwhore
It's 15 years in canada(iirc) and I didn't say register it here I said drive it here. Leave it registered in canada.
From a recent person in canada who purchased a skyline.
"In Canada, vehicles over 15 years old are exempt from the RIV program. The RIV program prohibits Skyline importation. Guess which car just recently became 15 years old? Hence, I believe, the sudden influx."
Also look into
http://evolutionimports.com/ Someone I know in port orange got a r33. There is a loophole, do more research for your answer.
Must suck not having a life and trying to make one out of trying to mock someone else. Who's wrong now bitch?
Yes, Canada is 15 years, and America is 25 years. Your point? By law, if you live in Florida for more than 6 months, you MUST register your car in Florida. Like I said...FALSE PRETENSES. Didn't say impossible, just said, not legal.
Evolution Imports? Them again??? They dismantle the car in the carribean, ship it to the USA and sell the parts to a customer. They then put you in touch with somebody who 're-assembles' the car for you
. They then guide you to a person at a title company who does the title work for you. Notice, they only sell you parts, so they are off the hook...they leave you holding the bag.
Did I cover my bases?
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