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Grtechguy wrote:damn atlanta CL
R32 can't even be federalized unless you want to pay for crashtesting 
Additionally, after checking the list of non-compliant vehicles eligible for import on the NHTSA website, this R33 can't be federalized either. 96-98 Is the window, and the work would have to be done at great expense by on of the Registered Importers they list on their website.
MG_Bryan wrote:In reply to N Sperlo:
Unless the car was sold here in at least some form, it has to be 25 years or older to be imported. Or it has to be on the Show and Display list. Or it has to be a track car and never see public roads. Skylines made in the last 25 years are illegal and do get seized.
Except for the R33, which is the only one legal to bring in:
http://www.nhtsa.gov/cars/rules/import/elig050108.pdf
Page 19
Javelin wrote:MG_Bryan wrote:In reply to N Sperlo:
Unless the car was sold here in at least some form, it has to be 25 years or older to be imported. Or it has to be on the Show and Display list. Or it has to be a track car and never see public roads. Skylines made in the last 25 years are illegal and do get seized.
Except for the R33, which is the only one legal to bring in:
http://www.nhtsa.gov/cars/rules/import/elig050108.pdf
Page 19
List is saved on my desktop. 96-98 R33s only, not all R33s, and like I already said it still has to be federalized and that E36 M3 isn't cheap.
Didn't see the year on this one, and yeah it would cost a fortune. Just throwing out that list whenever I can! 
