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slow13dude

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the title says it all

my cuz in N.Z just brought a s15 for roughly $20,000nz

which is approx. $18,000aus

if i were to go N.Z and buy an s15 then import it here

what do i gotta do?

is it hard?

how do i do it?

i mean i could save myself 8-$10,000 buying it form N.Z

what do you rekon?

Buying from NZ is the same as buying from Japan.

The import laws don't change just because it's from another country, and the import laws don't have "Japan" written into them.

The main thing to check is that the vehicle has no accident damage (it will have to be complied under SEVS), and that the vehicle was not manufactured in the years that it was locally delivered to Australia (e.g. 2000-2002 S15s can't be registered in Australia because they were sold here).

slow13dude Rising Star

slow13dude

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You can bring it in as a race car if you have a cams licence but you cant register it .

He hasn't indicated what year the car was built in.

Here, the S15 is on the SEVS list which means you CAN import it if it was built:

007/00 MA Nissan Silvia S15 12/1998 08/2000

Between December 1998 and August 2000.

Make sense?

wrxhoon Grand Master

wrxhoon

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He hasn't indicated what year the car was built in.

Here, the S15 is on the SEVS list which means you CAN import it if it was built:

007/00  MA  Nissan  Silvia  S15  12/1998  08/2000

Between December 1998 and August 2000.

Make sense?

you could registered before but i dont think you can with the new raws system .

I could be wrong though .

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