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international imports have to be 25 years old before they're allowed to be imported..no major tax or anything. if someone builds an import they're spending more money for sure.

but no, you don't have to be super rich to build a drift car in the states. we got the s13 + s14 chassis in the US, they just came with a shit engine, we didn't get sr20's.

common entry level cheaper build..bmw e36, nissan 350z, nissan 240, a lot of guys will import a toyota sedan with 1jz's and drift those bc they're so reliable..cresta, cressida, jzx 100, and but yeah ALOT of nissans..

a lot of my friends are by no means rich, some guys are tho.

are modified cars rare in general over there? not something you see often?

Hey, just curious, is it required to be super rich to build a car like this in the US? Cuz from where i am it costs a fortune and only available to chosen ones. Do you have taxes for JDM imports?