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www.j-garage.com Just go to "cars for sale" and its there for $21,600 with 7,000km on the odometer.
Its a good site, thanks artychris.

edit: whoops, these are from japan and they arent saying how much to import.

 
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wow, good link. that's a pretty cool site - you can get a near new, right hand drive ITR for less than a brand new RSX-S?? go figure.

 
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still gotta import it in tho... thatll cost another 20k...might as well buy a USDM 2k1 Type R

edit* Thought that was a DC2 til I checked, they got the year wrong, 2k2 was the first year of the DC5 chassis [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/IMG]

 
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I dont think its 20 grand to import it here though. I emailed them but Im not completely sure. All I know is, this is now my favorite site.

 
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20k sounds like a lot..but then again whens the last time i had a car imported from japan? hmm yeah lol

 
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Actually in Japan, the DC5 was introduced for 2k1. If you haven't noticed, it's with all Hondas. The Hondas we get seemed to be released a year after they're released in Japan... and of course you can make sense of that. So the year is correct.

AND I WANT THAT CAR! That is SUCH A NICE CAR!

 
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click here.

It explains importing to the US. For a 99+ GTR they estimate about 25k to get it imported. Imagine a 2k1 R. Probably around the same area.

 
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I work in a shipping agency, (deal w/ importing cars all the time)......I help this guy get his stuff here....(mad max cars)...not my type
but yea, anyway.....it would be less then 8,000.
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also neo ......
Those are costs on legalizing them......weird.......If it's just a type-r......shouldn't be near that spendy.

 
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I like this one the most.

 
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I was going to say.........you would think it would pass emision with no problems. I dont know about crash test data, but the body in itself it still a type-s like we already have, its just RHD. I could see why its so much on the skylines, obviously they are not a production car in the states.

 
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That site is SICK!! I love this puppy (99 Integra Type R)

 
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The JDM 2002 ITR will not pass US emissions, trust me, I had a friend try it. He had to put a more restrictive cat and piggyback fuel computer to lean it out so that he could pass emissions. There are also many excise taxes, import taxes, penalties the US government imposes on anyone that buys something overseas and brings it back (same as if you flew to Singapore, bought a camera and brought it back- legally you're responsible for 12% tax at customs). These are insanely stupid, but they are the law. He ended up spending $23,500 for the car (brand new) and around $18,000 to import and get it legal in Oklahoma. Keep in mind, go to somewhere with tighter emissions (California or Texas) it'll be a lot more expensive, and require more modification to pass emissions.

 
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This thread shows pics of a guys ITR he imported in for his g/f. He had to ship the chassis and engine seperate to get it into the US. His friend posted this thread because ppl didnt believe he had it brought over, so he went and took pictures of it. He has also said that he most likely wont be able to get it to be registered, and only be able to use it as a show car.

 
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They even have 4-door DC2 ITRs in Japan.

 
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That was beautiful...

 
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Holy shamolie. That thing is the $hit. Everyone over on that RSX site probably loves those 2 guys.

 
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It appears as if he lives in Irvine, Cali... WHERE IS IRVINE CALI?! I wanna see that car for reals! What an opportunity for it to be in California! I definitely want to see that car.

 
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dam, that is a badasss ride.......
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here is the first thread.

 
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Gotta love the the ITR, jus too much red tape to get them here

 
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Sooooo beautiful... he said he's willing to meet anyone in the Orange County/LA area. Man... and I'm going to LA to see that Type S engine in a Civic... now I get to see a genuine JDM 2k1 Integra Type R too (I hope!)... that is one car I would not need to drive first to be convinced that it's worth buying...

 
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That guy must have spent alot of money to get it here. I just got an email back from j's garage and he told me unless this vehicle was either just a show vehicle or a race vehicle, it would not be possible unless I was prepared to submit crash test data for RHD. Also, he said without an OBD2, it would not pass emissions. And a 1995 Skyline GT-R would cost in the neighborhood of $50K total to get the car but unfortunately motorex is the only company that do it right now.

 
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i want!!!!

 
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I don't know where you are... but I live in Il and we do not have tests... so there are a group of guys that come out of hiding every now and again, that drive REAL Silvias

 
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There are alot of states that have emision laws. Usualy the midwestern states dont.

 
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You talking about Illinois? Man I live in Chicago and got hassled like a b*tch until my old Benz was clean. They have laws there.

 
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eh...well my headlights and spoiler are on the way...now if I cough up $480 a rim i can get the JDM rims as well.

Too bad Hondas gotta be stingy.

 
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$480.00 a wheel. Daaaaaaaaaammn, thats harsh. I like the blue you got, but (IMO) it would be even sicker if you could white. Whats it called, "Championship White" I think. I kind of wish my GT-S was white now so I could get some white wheels to match, but oh well, thats life I guess.

 
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would of went with white, but it came with Titanium interior. Only the R comes with a dark interior (ie Recaros).

Oh well, there are real blue R's in jdm land.