fs: 1991 Honda Civic RHD $4,900 Socal Ca
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fs: 1991 Honda Civic RHD $4,900 Socal Ca
im at work right now and will post the rest of the information afterwards. Sparco rims, jdm folding mirrors, climate control, upper deck wing (long led light), jdm spec motor b16/lsd
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Re: fs: 1991 Honda Civic RHD $4,900 Socal Ca (bowdownprelude)
to answer everybody questions...the car is stuck at customs...will need this much money to take the car out...i would need payment asap before i can't get my hands on it anymore...car is in long beach...has no passenger seat or rear top seats, spare tire..but can have it shipped down..price does not include the rest of the interior..buyer would pay if interested in the rest of the interior... not sure how to post pictures..if somebody can host em for me that be great..shoot me an email to send the pix
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Re: fs: 1991 Honda Civic RHD $4,900 Socal Ca (bowdownprelude)
Pretty sure there is some type of law or something that says:
"It is illegal to bring a car into the U.S. and sell it without first entering it through Customs. If you purchase a car that was brought into the U.S. and sold without being properly entered through Customs, that car is subject to seizure. NEVER purchase a used car in the U.S. if the owner cannot show that it is currently registered in the U.S. and demonstrate that it conforms to DOT and EPA standards. If purchasing a car from a dealer, they should handle registration for you, if they don't, the purchase should be contingent on your successful registration of the vehicle." - From another web board.
"It is illegal to bring a car into the U.S. and sell it without first entering it through Customs. If you purchase a car that was brought into the U.S. and sold without being properly entered through Customs, that car is subject to seizure. NEVER purchase a used car in the U.S. if the owner cannot show that it is currently registered in the U.S. and demonstrate that it conforms to DOT and EPA standards. If purchasing a car from a dealer, they should handle registration for you, if they don't, the purchase should be contingent on your successful registration of the vehicle." - From another web board.
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The car has been inspected already. He just does not have the money for the custom fees to take it out. Currently customs has it in storage and charging him. They informed him if he does not take it out by the end of this week they are going to crush the car.....This is what the guy told me last night....so yeah...thats it...
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From: The Land Of Car Thieves/Rising Gas Prices Daygo, CA, US
If applicable, for non-registered or unregistered Japanese right-hand-drive vehicles listed, they are for OFF-ROAD USE OR PARTS ONLY, in the US. - I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY TYPE OF VEHICLE REGISTRATION OF ANY IMPORTED JAPANESE VEHICLES IN THE UNITED STATES offered here, unless stated.
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