pics of my cosmo
07-14-03, 06:26 PM
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07-16-03, 07:37 AM
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Tell the people its a rare "series-II" version
The Cosmo comes from Japan in Japanese registration format. It is modified by a licensed "compliance" company to meet Australian registration requirements.
So cool to be able to drive the "real thing" here in Australia.............
The Cosmo comes from Japan in Japanese registration format. It is modified by a licensed "compliance" company to meet Australian registration requirements.
So cool to be able to drive the "real thing" here in Australia.............
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07-16-03, 04:02 PM
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Originally posted by DMRH
Tell the people its a rare "series-II" version
The Cosmo comes from Japan in Japanese registration format. It is modified by a licensed "compliance" company to meet Australian registration requirements.
So cool to be able to drive the "real thing" here in Australia.............
Tell the people its a rare "series-II" version
The Cosmo comes from Japan in Japanese registration format. It is modified by a licensed "compliance" company to meet Australian registration requirements.
So cool to be able to drive the "real thing" here in Australia.............
I am involved in a war of words with the NZ authorities over getting compliance here, and would love some more input.
Gary
07-16-03, 04:58 PM
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Originally posted by rotaspec
What has to be done to make them compliant in Aussie?
I am involved in a war of words with the NZ authorities over getting compliance here, and would love some more input.
Gary
What has to be done to make them compliant in Aussie?
I am involved in a war of words with the NZ authorities over getting compliance here, and would love some more input.
Gary
New front seatbelts and new rectractable seatbelts to replace the stock rear lap belts, child restraint anchorages and fittings, unleaded fuel filler neck, flat drivers side mirror, new cat convertors and DOT approved tires. There's probably a bunch of other minor stuff as well but those are the main things the engineer was worried about.
07-28-03, 05:34 PM
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i've NEVER seen a LHD cosmo conversion. EVER. But yeah the guy in washington has the only regestered JC cosmo in the US. He also was the first US owner of an RX-8.
08-06-03, 05:38 AM
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Gary, I would say you may be **** out of luck getting your car registered since it is pre '96. If you fit a roll cage, chnage some panels to fibreglass or something and then you may be able to register it as a low volume new car, just like the hot rodders do. But, that loop hole may be closed now
08-11-03, 03:26 PM
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Nice ride, I wish I had mine with the ECCS functional, I bought a front cut to get everything for the 20B install into my JC3SE 13B-RE Cosmo. Does anyone have the complete uncut harness to have full functionalty of the ECCS system, A/C, music etc. ?
Plz contact me...
Plz contact me...
08-14-03, 06:58 PM
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check on www.ausrotary.com there was a guy in perth selling a front cut I think it was eccs for $4800AUD
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