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Perfect for the yeti! :elkgrin:

Ran across this unique Volvo 4x4 and thought that you all would appreciate seeing it. No affiliation... http://bringatrailer.com/2010/02/05/bat-exclusive-1957-volvo-sugga-radio-car/ Brett

ebay link if anyone wants to see more pictures... http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Toyota-Land-Cruiser-Cummins-Toyota-Land-Cruiser-FJ80-Turbo-Diesel-29-MPG_W0QQitemZ110485364325QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUS_Cars_Trucks?hash=item19b970de65

Here is my understanding of the import laws as it relates to non-north american vehicles... Older than 25 years = no problems. You can bring in anything from any country. Not 25 years old = possible via a registered importer, though on a limited basis (it must be on the list of vehicles...

From my understanding of the import laws...this really shouldn't be here. But since it is, I'm guessing one shouldn't have too much trouble registering it in another state. My concern would be the liability (if any) if/when someone starts to investigate the legality of the import? Would...

I guess it is probably not too hard. Doesn't look like there is much room in the back for another seat...

This is very cool...wonder how hard it is to put a bench seat in the front so my whole family can tag along?

:drool: x3. Why does it have to be on the wrong coast???

Perhaps? :elkgrin: Don't worry though, it will be additive to the garage. I want an expedition type truck and a built 62 or an 80 or all three? I want a lot of things, so mostly I am just confused. :confused:

I love this rig. Does anyone have a ball park figure on what shipping to NC would cost? While I would love to fly down and drive it back, it just isn't practical at this stage. Anyone want to drive it back to Charlotte for me?? :sombrero: