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hey,

i am looking to import a r34 gt non turbo from japan, i heard a few months back that r34s couldnt be imported because compliance plates were not avaialable or something, is this still the case or can they imprted and complied now?

also does anyone know of any good importers to go through or maybe even imported a skyline themselves through an australian importer?

just dont know a lot about this so any advice/help would be greatly appreciated

thanks a lot guys!

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Amazing - someone actually wanted a R34 GT :)

Crossover in Melbourne is probably the only place left with R34 plates, the other place in Sydney got rid of them within a week. Within the next 2 months there should be a few more RAWS with R34 on their schedule, depending on how they go with the nice engineers from DoTaRS.

As for people to assist you in bringing it in, the usual - J-Spec, Prestige, couple of the others on the rotating banner.

(note to self: maybe there is a market for non-turbo R34's..bring that cheapie in lol)

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