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google is your friend:Quote:
Originally Posted by GReY_CVC
http://www.infrastructure.gov.au/roa...ral/index.aspx
you don't need to be citizen of the overseas country but u need to be a citizen/PR of Australia.Quote:
Do the owner needs to be a citizen in the other country or can we be on a working holiday visa etc... I will be going to uk for more than a year on working holiday....
doesn't the fd2r have a different siloutte and chassis compared to the aussie fds?Quote:
Originally Posted by aaronng
It maybe different but to SEVS, its the same...
They look similar even though in reality they're differences...
well same chassis code, very similar exterior etc. won't pass SEVS.
so why cant we just bring it here unregistered and register it as Civic Sports? :p
because you need to get an import approval before you can bring a (whole) car in or risk fine + having your car sent back (according to the law/rule).Quote:
Originally Posted by denot
without an approval, you can't clear customs.
hohoho bring it here as a thousands pieces and built it back alltogether :p hohoho
... and if you smuggle one in without the proper paper trail, and customs find out.
The car will be crushed.
What is the difference between the sports and the type r?
I know there is a cosmetic difference, but chassis is the same.. type r has a strenghtened chasis and the obvious performance differences. Is there anything else?
Safe to say, the entire thing is different, probably down to the thickness of the paint...
i'd say at least 40% different. maybe even more.
K20Z and K20A is a BIG different isnt it?