rhd fd in nj?
yeah, you have to pay for the legal fees and ****. go through the DOT and EPA. its not fun or cheap and it takes months if not years.
im RHD converting my FD this winter, a ton of work but itll be worth it in the end.
im RHD converting my FD this winter, a ton of work but itll be worth it in the end.
Sure you can.
Theres like 3 skylines that i know of in NJ, and 1 from new york, female owned.
Not to mention i saw a RHD integra at englishtown last month.
Its possible.
Theres like 3 skylines that i know of in NJ, and 1 from new york, female owned.
Not to mention i saw a RHD integra at englishtown last month.
Its possible.
ive been looking to trade my bmw for an fd for a while and i was offered a nice fd but its rhd and in canada so i just wanted to see of it was even possible or how much of a problem it is to register one in nj.
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you have to get it titled as a kit car. then register it as a collectors or kit car. this will cost around 2,000.00 to 3,000.00. depending and you will only be allowed a max of 3,000 miles a year.
If you're gonna go through the trouble of legalizing a RHD car, do it with a car thats worth it, like a skyline or something.
But an FD? Theres like 50 on ebay right now. Get the shopping.
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