want to rhd my 85 gs
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it is possible..but you would have to source all the rhd part's and do a little sacrificing of the stiffness of the chassy..plus the labor is going to be a bitch. i would try and locate a actual rhd. but even that is going to be a bitch, i wanted one for awhile so i know what you mean.
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Maybe you should try looking for a Japanese car auction site. Even with the trouble of importing, converting and all the different fees and taxes you have to pay, it probably will be a lot less hassle then trying to locate everything piece by piece.
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the whole reason i want to is first the rarity of the fb in wasington seattle area ive only seen like maybe five, second is the rarity of a rhd is very high. now to have on of thoes five+rhd it would be amazing
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This is a really bad idea.
In the summer of 1967, I went to Goteborg, Sweden to take delivery of a new Volvo. Up until that time the Swedes had built left-hand drive cars, even though they were driving on the left. When we arrived there, all the traffic lights in Stockholm and other cities were shut down in preparation for the change over later that summer to driving on the right side of the road. It was chaotic, but it slowed everyone down and made them pay attention. The change took place a few weeks after we left.
We had a chance to tour Sweden for about a week in our new car, driving on the left with left hand drive. It was not too much of a problem in the city, but out on the highway it was VERY DANGEROUS to pass another car, because you are almost fully into the oncoming lane before you can see around the car you are passing. Passing a large truck under these conditions on a two lane road is just playing Russian Roulette.
This is a really bad idea. Find some other way to waste your time and money.
We had a chance to tour Sweden for about a week in our new car, driving on the left with left hand drive. It was not too much of a problem in the city, but out on the highway it was VERY DANGEROUS to pass another car, because you are almost fully into the oncoming lane before you can see around the car you are passing. Passing a large truck under these conditions on a two lane road is just playing Russian Roulette.
This is a really bad idea. Find some other way to waste your time and money.
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I recently saw an FD in the Covington area. Bright red. Damn it was nice to actually see an RX7 roaming around.
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