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DirtyDawg
18th May 2009, 05:24 AM
https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/imported/2009/05/563.jpg
2009 SVX 90
$60,000 plus cost getting it here,
and how to get it here, I have a very cashed up cousin who can keep it at his place for the required time period in his garage.
Got some phoning to do this week...
All I have to do is find a way of giving it a traditional Fender face lift.
Sprint
18th May 2009, 05:27 AM
well someone's feeling rich!
Reads90
18th May 2009, 05:43 AM
https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/imported/2009/05/563.jpg
2009 SVX 90
$60,000 plus cost getting it here,
and how to get it here, I have a very cashed up cousin who can keep it at his place for the required time period in his garage.
Got some phoning to do this week...
All I have to do is find a way of giving it a traditional Fender face lift.
mmm sorry does not work like that . You have to have lived with the car for 2 years not just owned it. My wife and i had to photocopy every page of our passports and send them of to Cambera to show that we were in the Uk with the car for two years .
Unless he is going to keep it in his garage for the next 15 years :)
Psimpson7
18th May 2009, 06:56 AM
As Ali said: I also had to copy every page of my passport to prove that I was with the car for the entire period, and also provide proof that the car was in use by me for a period of 12months, and that the car was taxed for the period (registered)
weeds
18th May 2009, 08:21 AM
they could have colour coded the roll cage and side steps
foz.in.oz
18th May 2009, 09:00 AM
I thought the import rule of have to have owned it for two years blah blah blah only applied to vehicles that were freely available in Australia. As far as I know cars that are "specials", ie competion beasts, rare classics and other unique-eties can be imported if you show a strong enough case.
Reads90
18th May 2009, 09:05 AM
I thought the import rule of have to have owned it for two years blah blah blah only applied to vehicles that were freely available in Australia. As far as I know cars that are "specials", ie competion beasts, rare classics and other unique-eties can be imported if you show a strong enough case.
Nah all cars that you import and that you want to drive on the road . you can import an off road car or race track car with no ownership for two years thing. But these cars are never alowed to be driven on the road.
The ho har's
18th May 2009, 09:06 AM
I thought the import rule of have to have owned it for two years blah blah blah only applied to vehicles that were freely available in Australia. As far as I know cars that are "specials", ie competion beasts, rare classics and other unique-eties can be imported if you show a strong enough case.
and wouldn't you love one too.....I know I would:D
Mrs ho har:angel:
Reads90
18th May 2009, 09:37 AM
and wouldn't you love one too.....I know I would:D
Mrs ho har:angel:
I sort of already do have one :p:p:)
dullbird
18th May 2009, 10:44 AM
I'm sure there is a way you could bring it in....But I doubt it would be under the personal import banner and it would cost you A LOT OF MONEY!! just the tax alone when it touched the soil would be a killer.
Many prestige car garages bring in classics and sort after vehicles i believe so there must be away! But I have to agree with the other fellas its not going to happen this way ;)
Captain_Rightfoot
18th May 2009, 10:58 AM
As a matter of trivia I believe these rules were largely set up by Toyota to control/limit the import of second hand Japanese cars :o
When you look at some of the margins that arrive on cars in Australia I'm sure the local distributors were all backing it. At one point the retail price of a Lotus Elise when converted to AUD from GBP was around 40k. The price they were being sold for here was 80k :(
mrapocalypse
18th May 2009, 03:27 PM
Special order through an Aussie dealership?
isuzurover
18th May 2009, 04:06 PM
IMHO that is the fugliest 90 I have ever seen!!!
But if you were set on owning one, I am sure there would be plenty of people in OZ who could build something equivalent for much less than 60k.
Buy a 110 and a galvanised 90 chassis - then get a panelbeater to work some magic.
dullbird
18th May 2009, 04:37 PM
IMHO that is the fugliest 90 I have ever seen!!!
But if you were set on owning one, I am sure there would be plenty of people in OZ who could build something equivalent for much less than 60k.
Buy a 110 and a galvanised 90 chassis - then get a panelbeater to work some magic.
I totally agree....they just don't look right. If I was offered one of these or a 110 crew cab despite its rareness I would turn the 90 down
lardy
18th May 2009, 04:42 PM
https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/imported/2009/05/563.jpg
2009 SVX 90
$60,000 plus cost getting it here,
and how to get it here, I have a very cashed up cousin who can keep it at his place for the required time period in his garage.
Got some phoning to do this week...
All I have to do is find a way of giving it a traditional Fender face lift.
are you stashing it for twelve months ...? thought that is what the go is and are you supossed to come up with a log of the usage over that period ...how are you planning to prove this if you are in Australia ??
I am very interested as i want to pick up some piece of green machinery from the old country in the future cheers andy
HBWC
18th May 2009, 04:54 PM
have you looked into the specal needs rules or do you have a mate that needs handcontrols to drive ?
i know of a lot of vehicals brought in that way
as long as its modde3d before you bring it over
BMKal
18th May 2009, 04:57 PM
IMHO that is the fugliest 90 I have ever seen!!!
But if you were set on owning one, I am sure there would be plenty of people in OZ who could build something equivalent for much less than 60k.
Buy a 110 and a galvanised 90 chassis - then get a panelbeater to work some magic.
Have to agree. I saw new black SVX 110 in Fremantle last week - with that bloody ugly great slab of silver painted plastic across the front and some silver stripes on the side with the number "60" in black relief - that looked like any kid could have done it. Give me a plain black 110 any day of the week.
lardy
18th May 2009, 05:26 PM
Give me a plain black 110 any day of the week.
You are joking if you want one go buy one stop asking me for one hahaha:D
cucinadio
19th May 2009, 07:28 AM
I sort of already do have one :p:p:)
:D............your dreaming reads...................:angel:..................: p
cheers
Reads90
19th May 2009, 08:25 AM
:D............your dreaming reads...................:angel:..................: p
cheers\
:D:D:D yeah but mine is closer to it than anything any one else has here in Aus :D:D
Only Rovers
19th May 2009, 09:11 AM
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:D:D:D yeah but mine is closer to it than anything any one else has here in Aus :D:D
And Yours has a much better motor too!!!!! :)
go the TDI's
cucinadio
19th May 2009, 09:15 AM
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:D:D:D yeah but mine is closer to it than anything any one else has here in Aus :D:D
yhea mate .....just joking, it was a sarcastic dig about how much i "Hate" deffy's....:angel:
cheers
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