Jens Erickson
Sr 70 series
Is there a market for 20 year old 70 series Land Cruisers, original engines, in the United States if they were available?
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Yes there is a market but unfortunately they aren't legal to import into the US until they are 25 years old. Regulations go by month and year of manufacturing date as indicated on the VIN data plate.Is there a market for 20 year old 70 series Land Cruisers, original engines, in the United States if they were available?
I'm in the market if the VIN tag says they're 25 years oldIs there a market for 20 year old 70 series Land Cruisers, original engines, in the United States if they were available?
Trick is to be a Canadian (a North North American?). Import them when they are 15 years old. Drive them for a Decade then sell them to a South North America for a huge profit. 2008 VDJ76’s are importable this year.They have to be at least 25 years old.
Good luck finding those in lhd because in 10 years the rhd market might be as dead here as it is in CanadaTrick is to be a Canadian (a North North American?). Import them when they are 15 years old. Drive them for a Decade then sell them to a South North America for a huge profit. 2008 VDJ76’s are importable this year.
EPA says 21 years old. Where do you find the 25 year number? Oh, wait...I found it on the NHTSA site. Thanks.They have to be at least 25 years old.
You have to meet EPA and DOT. You should really trust us that it's 25 years.Table 1Permanent Imports: U.S. Version Vehicles(1)(EPA Form 3520-1)If Vehicle/HDE:May be Imported by: Bond Required: ApprovalRequired:On Form3520-1DeclareCode:Is 21 years old or older
Trick is to be a Canadian (a North North American?). Import them when they are 15 years old. Drive them for a Decade then sell them to a South North America for a huge profit. 2008 VDJ76’s are importable this year.
Good luck finding those in lhd because in 10 years the rhd market might be as dead here as it is in Canada
No one in Canada has ever done this in the history of Land Cruisers.
Great idea, but I don't have a decade left according to averages.Trick is to be a Canadian (a North North American?). Import them when they are 15 years old. Drive them for a Decade then sell them to a South North America for a huge profit. 2008 VDJ76’s are importable this year.
It just so happens that the US market peaks at the 25yr mark. 10 years for a Canadian seems to work out fine.Good luck finding those in lhd because in 10 years the rhd market might be as dead here as it is in Canada
Poor Jens!!It seems Jens just had a dozen buses run him over.
I mean that 10 years from now the rhd market might be dead here as it has happened in many other countries where they started importing long before the US and where rhd vehicles are half the value of what they where several years ago . Seen it happen mainly with cruisers and rovers .It just so happens that the US market peaks at the 25yr mark. 10 years for a Canadian seems to work out fine.
I mean that 10 years from now the rhd market might be dead here as it has happened in many other countries where they started importing long before the US and where rhd vehicles are half the value of what they where several years ago . Seen it happen mainly with cruisers and rovers .