Yep, because a few companies tried to pass the R34 using the R33 DOT testing and the Feds found out and shut it down. A bunch of people lost what they thought was a US street legal R34, crushed and destroyed. :shakes head:

my friend has a street legal, registered/titled r34GT-T in NY.

Who cars, it is a GT-T. Lame!

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/photos-a...17923_2201.jpg
580 rwhp rb26det swap, very lame indeed.

i love how the feds overreact and crush some of the most valued cars of all time on a whim just to go "hey guys f*ck you".

i can understand when they crush rice rockets and sh*t, but the r34??? wtf.

:iagree: i think they are still pissed about pearl harbor or something. apparently nagasaki and hiroshima weren't enough.

Because they are a bunch of a$$hats and think some 15 year old laws mean sh!t today.
Really? Just let the damn car into the country, and charge a 10% fee or something.

why don't you buy that guy's r33 that he is selling on the forum?

:iagree:

It's not like it's more dangerous than any other collector car. And the people who owned the cars obviously spent time to bring it in and make it 'legal', at least they thought they did. There should've been an option to just pay a fine and be done with it.

word? i did not know there is one

yep, here it is:

http://www.the370z.com/other-vehicle...t-r33-45k.html

nice i just looked at it, i wonder if because its colorado state and fed legal if i could register it in NJ? should be able to

I think the best place to look for one may be Modified Car Trader

seems like the harder part is getting it federal legal, its not that uncommon to find R33's legal, especially if they arent a GTR

Grammar Police get caught Doughnut in hand on this one?? :bowrofl: