Mikeedler, E30 Wagon from Germany to the states

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  • DEV0 E30
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    Originally posted by delatlanta1281
    Why in god's green earth would you track a wagon??? I know people do it, but they also have them street legal.
    Alex did/does. I don't know if he has his euro s50'd/5 lugged wagon anymore.

    I felt the need to look at these:







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  • delatlanta1281
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    Why in god's green earth would you track a wagon??? I know people do it, but they also have them street legal.

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  • James
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    If you want one that badly, why not just bring it in as a car not being licensed for the road (track car, whatever)

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  • delatlanta1281
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    Originally posted by Charlie
    I'm figuring the reason for importing a roller would be that it isn't considered a full car, and that VIN's could be "accidently" swapped at some point while the car is in storage.

    -Charlie
    I believe it is considered a full car for that reason. Plus you still have to register the vin which won't work..
    The problem is you can import it in peices like my friend did with his honda powered elises. He brought it in as a "kit" but when it came time for GA dot to inspect, they would not clear it upon inspection. He had to clear them with a buddy in va. one still isn't street legal.
    Last edited by delatlanta1281; 11-28-2007, 08:44 AM.

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  • nando
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    Originally posted by M42Technik
    25 years or older. Or is it 20?
    25

    so 6 more years until an 88 is legal

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  • M42Technik
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    Originally posted by FrankM E30
    when will it ever be legit?
    25 years or older. Or is it 20?

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  • Charlie
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    Originally posted by backtrail69
    You would spend thousands getting it legal. I wouldn't bother for a few more years when they are legit.
    I'm figuring the reason for importing a roller would be that it isn't considered a full car, and that VIN's could be "accidently" swapped at some point while the car is in storage.

    -Charlie

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  • Garageaholic
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    Originally posted by backtrail69
    You would spend thousands getting it legal. I wouldn't bother for a few more years when they are legit.
    when will it ever be legit?

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  • redbull 325is
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    Originally posted by einstein57
    just cut off the rear and weld it on to a sedan or couple. No federalizing. Just shipping.
    HOLY SHIT, BMW SHOULD MAKE CABRIOS LIKE THAT.


    and for the OP: No. the easiest solution by far is to buy one in canada and cross the border, then swap vins. illegal but doable. Or else you are looking at 10+k to get one, especially with the low dollar.


    Julien

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  • CleanAzzE30z
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    Is your PM function not working??



    Mariano

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  • einstein57
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    just cut off the rear and weld it on to a sedan or couple. No federalizing. Just shipping.

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  • delatlanta1281
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    So glad you guys started dating!

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  • Teaguer
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    Originally posted by Bimmerista
    If I had a nickel for every time a certain douchebag didn't answer his phone :D

    Bah !

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  • Bimmerista
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    Originally posted by Teaguer
    If I only had a nickel every time some noob asks this question or starts a thread .
    If I had a nickel for every time a certain douchebag didn't answer his phone :D

    (Don't worry...it was nothing important)

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  • Teaguer
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    If I only had a nickel every time some noob asks this question or starts a thread .

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