Boot compartment doors
Posted: Sun Oct 17, 2010 7:32 pm
Very diverse tonight aren't you Jezzie: posting a German link on a UK forum whilst in Canada
Mike P
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Posted: Sun Oct 17, 2010 9:29 pm
I still think those are both rare and crap in equal measure
Very diverse tonight aren't you Jezzie: posting a German link on a UK forum whilst in Canada
Mike P
Very diverse tonight aren't you Jezzie: posting a German link on a UK forum whilst in Canada
Mike P
Posted: Sun Oct 17, 2010 9:40 pm
Clearly to much time on my handsMike P wrote:
Very diverse tonight aren't you Jezzie: posting a German link on a UK forum whilst in Canada
Mike P
I was looking for a LHD Bx16v, just thinking of a few options!
Posted: Sun Oct 17, 2010 9:48 pm
Could you import a Bx into Canada then
I know the US is very strict on imports (emissions control IIRC) but they have recently allowed cars to come into the country on a "display" permit.
Back to the boot compartment doors, shouldn't there be some kind of bracket that allows them to mount to the boot trim. Somebody has asked about other bits and the reply is only what you see in the picture.
Mike P
I know the US is very strict on imports (emissions control IIRC) but they have recently allowed cars to come into the country on a "display" permit.
Back to the boot compartment doors, shouldn't there be some kind of bracket that allows them to mount to the boot trim. Somebody has asked about other bits and the reply is only what you see in the picture.
Mike P
Posted: Sun Oct 17, 2010 10:01 pm
I'm not sure if you need extra parts IE some kind of hinge, I cant remember how that compartmant looks now 
OT, its easier to get a car into Canada than it is the US, my Skyline was a fresh import from Japan and it only required an Out of Provance inspection for insurance purposes. AFAIK the vehicle has to be 12 years old or more.
The US is a different story, in some states you will lose your car if you try and register it, they REALLY hate skylines down there Obviously it can be done, like register it in your neighbouring state and run it on their plates. I.E have Oregon plates on it but live in California.
OT, its easier to get a car into Canada than it is the US, my Skyline was a fresh import from Japan and it only required an Out of Provance inspection for insurance purposes. AFAIK the vehicle has to be 12 years old or more.
The US is a different story, in some states you will lose your car if you try and register it, they REALLY hate skylines down there
Obviously it can be done, like register it in your neighbouring state and run it on their plates. I.E have Oregon plates on it but live in California.