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Originally Posted by UltArc
Thanks for bringing this up. It's cool to see more to the story, although surely this there is even more not being included.
I don't see how a 19 year old vehicle is even a classic. I had a 1989 S10 Blazer which was fantastic, and I love that to this day. But that Blazer is not a classic, even though it is now 23-24 years old. I see the reasoning, and I understand why, but if we are going to be forgiving older cars for having terrible mileage, I would think our production models would have higher standards, now.
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He did what he needed to get them on the road per state law, federal did not agree.
The law is clear that imported cars are not allowed for more than a month or so and cannot be on the road without extensive modifications, paperwork and tests prior to importation and that is only if the car is on the allowable list.