Cool loop hole found, however it does have restrictions

From Autoblog: http://www.autoblog.com/2012/12/12/show-or-display-rule-used-to-import-pair-of-skylines-into-the/

sooooo.....why would u want anything that a canadian touched?

plus only 2500 miles a year is so gay

Step 1: Remove all ID and VIN tags on car

Step 2: Register as kit car

Step 3: Enjoy your GTR




























or you may go to jail

i dont know what kind of odometer that these have but would there be any way to disconnect the speed sensor via the speedo cable or are they some kind of electronic odometer that you cant bypass like that?

What's wrong with stuff from Canada...I hear that's where we get some of imported car parts from...............

Because there's a chance a dirty Filipino touched it.

I'm positive there's hundreds of R32/34 GT-Rs in the states sitting silently tucked away in some storage unit awaiting either a loophole or the 25 year mark.

A tech school near me in CT has an R34 Skyline and an NSX that they use to demo the school (gets plenty of ricers to sign up for their overpriced automotive program that will have you changing tires @ jiffy lube for $27k) Regardless the last time I saw it the thing had repair plates on it...not sure what that plate stands for exactly, but they do drive it, and supposedly the police are unsure what to do when they pull it over...

I believe it was a Motorex chassis before they were shut down.

Any idea what's up with the Motorex/Kaizo chassis' that made it to the states and were completed?

It will reak like tim hortons and adobo

This post was edited by Thing1 on Dec 12 2012 07:23pm

Skylines are getting old and outdated, move on to something else other then your dream car from Fast and Furious