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a guys,

can anyone giv me an estimate on how much a Skyline R-34 is. I live in Cali and im still pretty young about 13-14. I really like the skyline. how much would it cost to get it imported and sooped up. wit a new paint job and all, yea you know the downlow. som of you might be saying "oh he's too young, so i dont care" but im not like that just can anyone help me?!

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they are messed up!

I think there's only 1 company in the US with the right to import skylines, and you need to have it converted to LHD.

V expensive. But I guess you've got 10 years to save until you can get a license.

But how do you spell "soup" in the US :confused:

Originally posted by Duncan

you need to have it converted to LHD.

I don't think you do anymore, from what I can recall, all new imports can stay right hand drive.

:P

I saw it on some yank car importing website

There really is only one option: http://www.motorex.net/ Check their stock list for prices,BTW it doesn't need to be converted to LHD

No offense or anything but you would probably be better off with a 240SX, just stay away from the Honda's.

LOL Yank slang is pretty funny, well now that I've been away from it for nine years it is anyways :P

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