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anyone know how to get it regisered?
anyone know how to get it regisered?
rhd supra
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search...there is a thread all about this, and there is no chance you can get this done. And even if you did, youre better off converting a LHD to RHD.
i know, what im saying is...its harder now laws are super strict. i never said it was impossible, it was easier back then but sure isnt this time around.
Two words: Not True, But if you have to ask, you probably don't know the right people.MKIII N00b said:
buy a old supra with a clean title and swap the vin plates,
granted you in a state with out inspections. like FL
granted you in a state with out inspections. like FL
If you live in Canada you can register them under the 15 year old import law. We have tons of RHD JZA70's, Skylines, Hilux p/u trucks and everything in between. Here in Vancouver I actually see more Skylines than MK4 Supras......almost daily. Next year the Mk4's will be legal for importing, hopefully that will force the prices down for the North American cars.
becauseican said:
Probably only the Canadian MK4s.
I expect there are owners that have tried to sell there's and get all they can while they can, knowing next year RHD MK4s will start showing up.
I know I sure as hell wouldn't pay 30k for a MK4 when I could get an RHD one for much less if I lived in Canada. Late year North American models(97-98) might not be as effected.
I wish we had that policy in the US. But some US MK4 owners may be too proud of their "superior" 320hp US models to even care about a JDM import.
Just speculating of course.
move to florida. u can register almost anything down here. just gotta know the right people and it ain't as expensive as u guys think. under 1k
Van Diesel said:
great just put us vin plates on it ,but i think the vin is inprinted in to the firewall so you going to have to do some thing about that .
If japanese cars don't have VIN plates, what is this thing I carry in my wallet that says "Toyota Motor Corporation, model, engine, frame No., color, trim, trans/axle, plant/build"?
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OneJoeZee said:
i actually wonder how many supras in america are still 320 bhp
the ones that arent, im sure their owners wouldnt even know how much horsepower the car has.i know a lot of people would like to see the prices of mkivs go down but i honestly doubt it will make much of an impact.. every 2jzgte i see is modded with cost of mods far surpassing what they are selling it for. i never see an unmodified 2jzgte supra. i see SOME non turbo automatics or non turbo manuals and they arent priced that bad, about the same price as a 2jzgte in japan
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IJ. said:
Strongly disagree. It took me about a day to get used to, and its kinda nice having something a little more unique.