SiR or VT's in canada?
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SiR or VT's in canada?
Does anyone know if there are crx vtecs in canada? CAuse im starting to get a little fed up and can buy a whole damn car the price of an sir conversion and swap! Either that or i need to find a place that sells whole front clips..it'll cost me over 2000 for a swap and sir conversion! Might as well buy a whole clip or the whole damn car!..
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Re: SiR or VT's in canada? (crxgator)
hmm lhd or rhd? i think they are still left like USDM right? anyway im thinking about just buying the whole car and registering it here in cali..im moving to idaho soon so that shouldnt be a problem there either..
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Re: SiR or VT's in canada? (skud_dusty)
Seriously no one seems to realize that these are in canada..i did the big post about making it legal in cali and its not even bad! Id do it..
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Re: SiR or VT's in canada? (tRex99)
if you guys did a search you would find out more info...i dont see what is so hard to understand...canadian can import ANY car legally after its 15 YEARS OLD. nothing hard about this concept... 
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Re: SiR or VT's in canada? (SpoolFedEF)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by SpoolFedEF »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">who do you contact to get information on importing a car?</TD></TR></TABLE>
importing a car where? US? if so check your DMV...
importing a car where? US? if so check your DMV...
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we never had a Vtec CRX here in Canada. you COULD import one.. but whats the difference from doing it to the US?
lets see.
Japan > Canada > US
Japan > US.
i see no difference except more time. I think you would still have to go thru the same routine if u import a car from Canada to US that was importted into Canada.
lets see.
Japan > Canada > US
Japan > US.
i see no difference except more time. I think you would still have to go thru the same routine if u import a car from Canada to US that was importted into Canada.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by crx_88_si »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">we never had a Vtec CRX here in Canada. you COULD import one.. but whats the difference from doing it to the US?
lets see.
Japan > Canada > US
Japan > US.
i see no difference except more time. I think you would still have to go thru the same routine if u import a car from Canada to US that was importted into Canada.</TD></TR></TABLE>
we can import cars from japan, but we can from canada a lot easier...for it to be imported easier we would need a canadian title which you guys can get on the car...
me personally, im going a whole different route than many others...and am not worried about this...
lets see.
Japan > Canada > US
Japan > US.
i see no difference except more time. I think you would still have to go thru the same routine if u import a car from Canada to US that was importted into Canada.</TD></TR></TABLE>
we can import cars from japan, but we can from canada a lot easier...for it to be imported easier we would need a canadian title which you guys can get on the car...
me personally, im going a whole different route than many others...and am not worried about this...
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