Want a skyline for under 15,000$
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From: ~7~5~7~
Originally posted by Crate
wtf!
1994 SKYLINE R-32 GT-R
silver, GT-R, 2.6L bnr-32 inline 6 cyll. TWINTURBO, ALL-WHEEL DRIVE, about 280hp and similar torque
62,000kms (about 35,000miles)
manual, full options w/ power windows, 17inch 5-spoke alloys, upgraded exhaust, upgraded suspension, rear spoiler, side skirts, strut bar.
dealer inspected and no known problems--incredible
PRICE: $16,699.00 shipped to your state for free AND TRADES ACCEPTED
im gonna get one next year. lol.
wtf!
1994 SKYLINE R-32 GT-R
silver, GT-R, 2.6L bnr-32 inline 6 cyll. TWINTURBO, ALL-WHEEL DRIVE, about 280hp and similar torque
62,000kms (about 35,000miles)
manual, full options w/ power windows, 17inch 5-spoke alloys, upgraded exhaust, upgraded suspension, rear spoiler, side skirts, strut bar.
dealer inspected and no known problems--incredible
PRICE: $16,699.00 shipped to your state for free AND TRADES ACCEPTED
im gonna get one next year. lol.
I'm not into cars
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From: Newport News
A friend of mine stationed in okinawa couldn't bring back his skyline... but I've heard Aaron (FastX7) say you can (and he's been stationed there too). I'm really not sure... and I'm not in the military so it don't matter.
Someone buy the R-32... they are the best ones.
Someone buy the R-32... they are the best ones.
Patron
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From: Virginia Beach
Originally posted by LSPinoy
but cant most military people have automobiles shipped to the u.s.? i know some people who get stationed in germany and they bring back a $5000 bmw...why wouldn't that be the same as japan?
someone in the military buy a few skylines and sell them to us.
but cant most military people have automobiles shipped to the u.s.? i know some people who get stationed in germany and they bring back a $5000 bmw...why wouldn't that be the same as japan?
someone in the military buy a few skylines and sell them to us.
People have been trying to get around loopholes for awhile to bring over cars from Japan, with no success. If you want a JDM car that is legal for you to drive, it has to be brought in through legal avenues, and for the Skyline, this means MotorEx, since they've already spent the money to crash test as well as retrofit it for US standards.
As for MotorEx legalizing your Skyline, here's a link: http://motorex.net/conversion.html
All the other JDM cars you might see here and there in the country are usually declared as race-only, or some other designation stating that they aren't to be used on public roads. IIRC, if one of those cars is caught on public streets, it can be impounded/crushed.
