that's pretty cool, to bad there isn't more light.  can't wait until i can get that skyline over here next year, not a gtr all wheel drive but it's at least a turbo.

Whoevers car that you are in when filming JaredvsWRX, the blow off valve sounds EXACTLY like this one kids at my school, (he has a Eclipse w/ mainly engine stuff, then rims, body kit, other misc. stuff)

ok, you have first dibs on racing it.  i have to wait and find out how hard this is going to be getting it over here from jake at dieman motorsports.  he says after i pay for it, it should only take a month and half to have it street ready.  i know that you have seen his rich, it will look the same on the outside, different engine, unless i come up with a couple grand more by then.

ill tell you right now, no skyline in this country is legal.  no company in this country can legally import one.  motorex is in a huge lawsuit because they were illegally importing them.  this could be wrong but i read parts of the lawsuit from links i found on supraforums i believe.  might wanna really check into that first.

jakes is leagal, it took him 3 years to get it, but its legal.

First, a bank will never give you a loan an a "grey market" car. Especially one that has been Red Flagged by the NHTSB.  

Motorex went out of business for a number of reasons. One of which was defrauding the government.  

Insurance won't be bad on that car. The insurance companies have no idea what it is and as a result premiums are decently low.  

Even IF you get your car, and I've heard horror stories about some of the places in Texas and Florida, it will not be legal. If it's not already in the states it's not legal, period, end of story, done. The last "legal" one came was released by the NHTSB in November of 2004. You can find loopholes such as "grey market" laws and stuff like that statewide, but like I said, I would highly doubt a bank will loan you money on a car you can't legally sell. There are 63 legal cars in the states, and 2 of those are under question now as well. Both are R32's. Your best bet is to buy one that is already here and it will not go for 28,000 or even 35,000 I promise you that. Stock legal ones now are going for around 75-90,000 for a legal R33. You should buy a new z06 for that.  

You are lucky in one sense. The only cars that MIGHT be considered for legalization "waivers" are in fact 95's. They are the only model year that has submitted crash test data and actually pass all of the US's laws for automobiles that year.  

Good luck with your purchase, but you better watch your ass even if you do get your loan. Lots and Lots of people out there claiming they can get a legal GTR in country but can never deliever. I can get you an illegal one but I'll tell you right now you won't be able to ever sell it or insure it. I went through ALL the paperwork on mine. It took me over three years to get it actually  100% Fully Legal and mine is a MotoRex car.