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20-Jun-2005, 02:27 AM
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Originally posted by PSI_Envy
ahhhhh....skyline....R32? Is it a conversion or a real skyline?
ahhhhh....skyline....R32? Is it a conversion or a real skyline?
20-Jun-2005, 02:54 AM
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Real deal huh? Very nice.
Personally, I like the Fairlady Z but, my brother's got a R34 GT-R...it looks nice enough and handles well on our streets but, to me, it seems a lil boxy...that's why I prefer the Fairlady.
Personally, I like the Fairlady Z but, my brother's got a R34 GT-R...it looks nice enough and handles well on our streets but, to me, it seems a lil boxy...that's why I prefer the Fairlady.
20-Jun-2005, 03:09 AM
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The most JDM cars i enjoyed driving are the R34 GTR, R32 GTR, Pulsar GTi-R, and the 300ZX. R34 being my 1st ranked car.
I feel the 300ZX just being too much of a boat ride, something along the lines of a Camaro. Still though, top cars!!
I feel the 300ZX just being too much of a boat ride, something along the lines of a Camaro. Still though, top cars!!
20-Jun-2005, 03:19 AM
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Originally posted by [1sL0CiviC]
The most JDM cars i enjoyed driving are the R34 GTR, R32 GTR, Pulsar GTi-R, and the 300ZX. R34 being my 1st ranked car.
I feel the 300ZX just being too much of a boat ride, something along the lines of a Camaro. Still though, top cars!!
The most JDM cars i enjoyed driving are the R34 GTR, R32 GTR, Pulsar GTi-R, and the 300ZX. R34 being my 1st ranked car.
I feel the 300ZX just being too much of a boat ride, something along the lines of a Camaro. Still though, top cars!!
20-Jun-2005, 12:36 PM
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Originally posted by redeYelove
How do you "fully detail" a car without tire shine? Is this the Welfare Car Detailing Edition? What was the cost of this "detailing"? I'm curious.
How do you "fully detail" a car without tire shine? Is this the Welfare Car Detailing Edition? What was the cost of this "detailing"? I'm curious.
20-Jun-2005, 03:32 PM
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Originally posted by PSI_Envy
My brother recently picked up a R34 GT-R...I wish he spent the extra cash for the Z33 tho.
Here's a pick of the car...
Not bad huh? 28,000 kms for 5,195,000 Yen,
My brother recently picked up a R34 GT-R...I wish he spent the extra cash for the Z33 tho.
Here's a pick of the car...
Not bad huh? 28,000 kms for 5,195,000 Yen,
SO HOT.
One question though.
I was recently looking at some R34's that people have imported to the US.
Which have US vin numbers now and have been registered in the US.
So since they have been redistered in the US...and as far as I know there is no 15 year waiting period for importing cars from the US to Canada.
Coule you bring one of these cars over to Canada?
Or does it not matter that they have US vin #'s and have been registered there?
20-Jun-2005, 03:40 PM
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^^^ Canadian RIV dont give a rats *** if it has a US VIN or not....lol
look at the Mitsu Evo, or the Pontiac GTO...even though it has US VIN, it doesnt meet OUR bumper crash standards....
and the most important fact is, a NON-Complying car to CANADIAN standards cannot be modified to make it compliant.
(Though the US laws allow cars to be modified to make it compliant to their standards)
this thread is soo hijacked!! lol...sorry Steve
look at the Mitsu Evo, or the Pontiac GTO...even though it has US VIN, it doesnt meet OUR bumper crash standards....
and the most important fact is, a NON-Complying car to CANADIAN standards cannot be modified to make it compliant.
(Though the US laws allow cars to be modified to make it compliant to their standards)
this thread is soo hijacked!! lol...sorry Steve
20-Jun-2005, 03:54 PM
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Sorry...not trying to hijack the thread.
Just asking.
But I have seen an Evo on the QEW with a Canadian plate on it.
As well as a couple other US cars.
I don't know if the Ford GT p[assed the bumper crash tests in Canada.
But I did see one about a month ago in Toronto.
Just asking.
But I have seen an Evo on the QEW with a Canadian plate on it.
As well as a couple other US cars.
I don't know if the Ford GT p[assed the bumper crash tests in Canada.
But I did see one about a month ago in Toronto.
20-Jun-2005, 08:45 PM
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there was a time when the EVO VIII was legal, it was kind of a loophole where people were allowed to bring them in, until the RIV updated their lists....
arents mustang GT sold here by ford already??? i see tons of them eveywhere in TO and Mississauga....
windshields are much cheaper than that, i can get one for about 500 shipped with insurance.
arents mustang GT sold here by ford already??? i see tons of them eveywhere in TO and Mississauga....
windshields are much cheaper than that, i can get one for about 500 shipped with insurance.
