Importing in to states
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Importing in to states
Hi everyone, I was wondering if anyone here has imported a 3rd gen into the states, and if I could get possibly some advice or something. I'm currently in Okinawa Japan, and I'm trying to look at all of my options, I know it'll be expensive, but I'm in love 
Thanx in advance,
Robert
Thanx in advance,Robert
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My conclusion after hours of research into this subject (although for a different car) is to just cough up the money and hire and import lawyer if you're really serious about it.
Without a lawyer, you'll just find misleading and contradicting information all over the place...
Without a lawyer, you'll just find misleading and contradicting information all over the place...
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Licensing and insuring is the tough part, not the actual bringing over process.
PS: What is with all these damn importing threads. If it's so easy, we'd be seeing Skylines and Altezzas all the time.
PS: What is with all these damn importing threads. If it's so easy, we'd be seeing Skylines and Altezzas all the time.
Last edited by AcesHigh; Dec 25, 2005 at 11:29 PM.
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Originally Posted by AcesHigh
Licensing and insuring is the tough part, not the actual bringing over process.
PS: What is with all these damn importing threads. If it's so easy, we'd be seeing Skylines and Altezzas all the time.
PS: What is with all these damn importing threads. If it's so easy, we'd be seeing Skylines and Altezzas all the time.
As I was saying before, if someone is serious, they need to consult a lawyer and they will still probably find that it is very implausible.