Re: getting a rhd in washington
 

bluehatch, that looks bad ass. how long did it take you to do that? and what tools are required? and how hard is it to get used to shifting with your left hand?

Re: getting a rhd in washington
 

thanks for the site but they only got one auto crx gay

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got any other sites and anyone know were i can find out how much it cost in us like a candian to use dollar caculator

Re: getting a rhd in washington
 

Here is a calculator.http://www.xe.com/ucc/. RHD cars are legal in Canada as long as they are 15 years old and pass the basic provincial[state] safety inspection.This is why there is so many running around and importers are everywhere.That being said a EG hatch wont be legal here in Canada until next year or as soon as its build date is exactly 15years old.If you tell one of the importers what you are after they will find one for you or might already have one.Most people are after Skylines,MR2,300ZX,180SX etc but there are also a few rhd Hondas popping up.Try some of these importers and there is tons more just google it.

http://www.cannonball-r.com/index2.html
http://www.jdmconnection.ca/japanstock.html
http://www.4kruzn.com/
http://www.importconcern.ca/

Re: getting a rhd in washington
 

im looking for a ef really becuase i got a cable trans how hard is it to get them legeal in usa

Re: getting a rhd in washington
 

Oh in that case EF's are fairly easy to find especially a CRX.A SIR is usally a little expensive but the lesser models like the SI which comes with a ZC are fairly cheap.For importing I would call your local DMV or similar.I know alot of people have been interested in bringing RHD cars from Canada to US so maybe try posting in the EF forum as Honda Tech someone there might know more about it.

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i was looking at one of those sites up there and seen a 91 skyline for $5000. how much trouble would that be do you think to get into the US and get it registered?

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Is it really that much cooler to drive on the Right side :S

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don't knwo about you but i would pay 5000 for a skyline if i could get it registered here.

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i just want to have something diffrent