Here is the sticky thread on here, https://www.vadriven.com/forums/automotive-discussion-8/foreign-vehicle-importing-legalizing-information-thread-243681/

From what I remember reading... it's pretty much impossible to make one street legal anymore. There was a loophole that a company or some people used to use but that hole was closed. I believe the car has to be more than 25 years old and you have to change clusters/guages out to US spec ones along with other shit.

EDIT: Also, I don't think it's too hard to get one and turn it into a track car, but from what I was reading it's near impossible to get one titled over here and I also read something about that title could get overturned if they find out you worked some magic to get it titled. I also read a few things about people getting them over here and not being able to get them off the boat/harbor due to not having the correct paperwork. I'd research this for a very long time and try to contact people who have done it first hand if you are really serious about getting one imported. GLWI

 

I wan't an r32 so bad man wtf. I'm bout to just import one and drive it with a dealer tag.

 

 

Wow, I actually like those

 

I love 'em too.
Wonder why it's harder for them than it is for all the Sylvias that you guys seem to have over there?

Does that Skyline (in the pix) have a chrome lip? In some pix it looks like it does and others looks like it doesn't....

 

http://www.confederate.com/cm4/index.php

 

 

Another cool bike, this one from Roland Sands:


200hp 5cyl motoGP 990ccmotor




This guy does it right:

 

Thank you, that was the whole point of the vid lol. BMW FTW though .