Nissan skyline r32 from Canada?

R32s and R34 are the hardest to get a legal titles for. "Skylines imported into the US for use on public roads must either be over 25 years old or they must conform to FMVSS standards.While R32 – R34 Skylines were initially allowed for import, the FHTSA rescinded the importation of the majority of Skylines by limiting it to R33′s that were manufactured between January 1996 and June 1998. In order to import a Skyline, an official RI must be used and they must fill out a HS-7 declaration for the vehicle.If the vehicle is to be used on the streets then the RI has 120 days in order to modify the vehicle to pass FHVSS requirements.. . . . . How About Bringing it in Through Canada? There are a number of Skylines in Canada, and many pop up for sale from time to time. However, Skylines don’t count under the Canadian Market category as they were never originally manufactured for exportation to the Canadian market. Thus these vehicles will be processed the same as a vehicle imported from Japan. Of course, with them simply being a “border away” it would be far easier for a Canadian Skyline to enter the gray market. Still, US Customs will have the final say at the border, and the buyer risks seizure of their vehicle. " Text is from this article, it contains a few PDF documents on the process. http://www.nicoclub.com/archives/the-facts-about-nissan-skyline-importation-into-the-united-states-1.html Don't forget to also read the articles down in "Related posts:"

Better Check with the Federal Agencys DOT, Customs and EPA. Making the car legal will get expensive and it is a 20 year old car driven up where they salt the roads. Parts will be very difficult to come by. Good Luck