Subject	got answers
Posted by	F8IZHIS on May 18, 2001 at 7:30 AM
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In Reply To	got questions posted by damaged(pittsburgh) on May 18, 2001 at 07:07 AM
Message	It won't be legal in the states. I have a shop that does GTR conversions but only does 90-96 and 99's, so I can't get this one legalized until next year. Cost for that is still $17,500, not concerned with legalizing yet though.
Follow Ups	I know it looks beat, but only $9K - F8IZHIS 07:02:03 05/18/01 looks like it would be a lot of work>>> - my91z(broken Jeep) 07:05:35 05/18/01 got questions - damaged(pittsburgh) 07:07:39 05/18/01 got answers - F8IZHIS 07:30:08 05/18/01 eeek - damaged(pittsburgh) 07:53:29 05/18/01 For the conversion... - F8IZHIS 09:00:51 05/18/01 check your email in a couple (n/m) - damaged(pittsburgh) 09:20:45 05/18/01 Making it street legal. - ZHOUND 11:04:12 05/18/01 That may be all that they do, but that's not all that is - F8IZHIS 12:26:58 05/18/01 Can only imagine how hard/expensive it would be to get parts (n/m) - Grec (East Bay, CA) 08:20:03 05/18/01 Not too difficult or expensive, just takes a few weeks - F8IZHIS 09:05:34 05/18/01 I say do it!! Then let me drive it :-) (n/m) - PMP 09:31:28 05/18/01 Maybe, If you have $$$$ for parts. Ive always wanted one. (n/m) - Bobby12many(Z-Less) 08:28:17 05/18/01 Do it!! (n/m) - Spongerider 09:27:29 05/18/01 Because its a GTR Vspec its worth it. I would do it. (n/m) - ZHOUND 11:00:46 05/18/01 get it, fix it, have fun, then sell it for $$$ - NIZZAN 12:40:06 05/18/01 You didn't say if the title was clean but if it was - Timmy 17:22:17 05/18/01
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