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Old 12-24-2003, 04:54 PM
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Re: This importing thing

I have appendix A.

Its always funny reading this stuff. Most people are so clueless.

Its always the same . Someone wants to get a car . Comes up with some scheme.

After a while . They read , they start to understand . They argue with me . I set them straight.

They start to understand its not a cut and dry ,easy process .

To do it legally is very difficult. Illegally , just have to know the right people.
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Sean,

I am completely changing the drive train in one of my GTRs. Engine, Tranny, and Rear from a 1970 Mustang. Do I still need to go through MotoRex when I bring it back?
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Sean,

I am completely changing the drive train in one of my GTRs. Engine, Tranny, and Rear from a 1970 Mustang. Do I still need to go through MotoRex when I bring it back?
Technically yes. The year of the vehicle is based on the body of the vehicle . Not on the engine year.

I was going to ask "why" but............ I will just sit here and shake my head.
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I purchashed a GTR rolling shell.

The car was stripped of everything. It would have cost me well over the cars value to put it right again. So, I figured I would install a 393 with a pretty big turbo on it.

Thanks for the information. I might have to change my plan.
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Re: This importing thing

You could do it the other way pretty easy. Newer motor in an older chassis.

But the other way around , they are weird about.

Not my rules . I just know them and have to follow them.
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Trust me, I know they are not your rules.

Thanks for the heads up.
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Re: Re: This importing thing

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I have appendix A.

Its always funny reading this stuff. Most people are so clueless.

Its always the same . Someone wants to get a car . Comes up with some scheme.

After a while . They read , they start to understand . They argue with me . I set them straight.

Hehe, so true Sean.

*Rememebers his hours of reading CFR*

I did manage to learn alot about import crash test standards. I like the leak tests when they test how long before what fluids leak when the vehicle overturns, is on it's side ect ect :P
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