oh but it was,
do you know why the silvia is illegal?
have you looked into the 10km/h crash test?
there is a reason why the north american model comes with side-impact beams, beefier rebar, proper aming headlights.
Read the HTA,
The SILVIA was never sold in north-america, therfore it cannot be imported until 15 years have past, it cannot be made legal etc etc etc.
If you were so very correct as you belive you are, then why are there s14 silvia’s sitting in impound in bc? why are there failady z’s sitting in impound?
Customs is wrong and you are correct, i see.
Funny how, every person who says they’re illegal import is legal gives you the same story every time. “i went to to much trouble to tell you how i did it, it’s legal”
if it was so very legal, i doubt all the major canadian importers would be holding off from cars like the sti, the s14 silvia, all the honda products, all the toyota products and any of the other cars that people want that did not originally make canadian crash test standards.
Now to further show you that you are indeed incorrect. I came across a toyota tercel, a 91, we had it at work. The boss bought it from his sons buddy. It was the american model, the one with the automatic seatbelts. The car couldnot be registed in canada, it was on the riv list. But wait, we had the a 91 tercel in canada, the canadian model, it didnt have the auto seatbelts. Or how about the jetta wagons? or all the lotus elises that are pre 2005? are they legal now? They aren’t. They were not sold in canada, cannot be made legal, and are not elegable for import until 15 years old.
No matter how you think you got away with it, the car is still illegal. Hurray, you beat the system, but in doing so, you made customs crack down more on the legitimate imports. Give yourself a pat on the back. You really do deserve it.