check this out.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...869042227&rd=1
one reason i find this hard to believe is because it is a 4 lug wheel pattern. correctly me if i'm wrong...i thought all the ITRs had 5 lug.

 

It looks Right-hand Drive..........

 

In Japan 1996-1997 ITR had 4 lugs. 1998+ had 5 lugs.

 

ic....then someone should go for it!!! but 10k for a 96?.....but then again it is full JDM!!! perfect for those rich JDM peeps

 

thats pretty dang cheep

 

can you make this street legal at all?

i think it's pretty nice

 

to my knowledge 97 had 5lug. only 96 didn't.

 

Track only car but you would have to get used to shifting with the left hand.

 

interestingly enough there are oregon tags on the car - though he clearly states "not street legal" hmm...

 

possibly dealer tags?

 

doubt it - "fiberimages" is a us company - i would guess the kid was modifying it here in the states and was running around with another/stolen VIN

not to mention the car next to it has stickers (a fellow modder) on the windows and it appears to be in some sort of a ricer heaven (hardly a dealership) - "speed" shop, mufflers, tires, tint, accessories, and a jiffy lube

we should ask someone in oregon what dealer tags look like there - the plates on the car look like all of the rest of the oregon plates i have seen...


[Modified by TurboITR, 7:34 PM 10/22/2002]

 

at speedtrials last weekend there was a RHD Skyline there that was registered in Oregon as well...from the rumors i heard it's really easy to get them registered there. it was 100% street legal.

 

You probably read earlier but I'll put my 2 cent in anyways. The 96 ITR came in a 4 lug accord pattern offset.

 

Contact MotoRex. They can make your car street legal.
http://www.skylinegtr.com
you will spen $5k-7k just getting it registered. (in cali anyway)
Good luck.

 

holly chit~

that's just nuts~

 

skylines are FULLY street legal through motorex. the shop i go to in seattle sorta the crew i'm in has about 6 of them, all legal, but they all have this little sticker on the driverside windshiled saying some legal crap.

 

5-7K to legalize a car isn't bad!

 

with about 3500 you can.

 

yep!!!

 

 

fo sshhhhiiiiizzooo

 

that car seems like it'd definitely be worth the money. the problem for me is that i'd have to get a loan since i just bought my R and i don't think you could get a $10k loan for an unregistered car. that kind of cash is hard to come by for me.

 

If you think about it $17k for a Type R isnt bad at all. And with this one you can be SUPER JDM!!!! y0!

 

just JDM...i don't know about "super"

 

I don't know if you know this, you can get a 98 jdm itr imported for about 15k. If your state doen't require an inspection, (like most except cali) then you can register it legally. Even that 96. When you import it, you get it for race only to skip the states with inspections, then when at your state register it.