Vin Diesel is comin' for ya!Alfador wrote:. I don't know if I should be blaming FnF or NeedForSpeed for this crap.
I said this about Silvia posing once...wa-chiss wrote:NO YOU CAN'T!!!!!!! No matter how much you spend, no matter how much time you spend, and no matter what you do. Ya know why? Simple. You own a 240sx. You could put the skyline bumpers, lights, badges, motor, complete drivetrain, RHD, and wheels on your 240sx but you will still own a 240sx. thats what it will say on you insurance (if you could find a company to insure you), registration, and title. 240SX 240SX 240SX. leave it be, drive it like a 240sx, and don't think of it EVER AGAIN!!!!!!!! Besides, all the extra weight you will have to put on the car just to do the "conversion" will make it so you couldn't take it anywhere.
I wrote:A car is what it is recognized as by the government. No matter what you do to your car, you're still going to have to register it, and if you choose to sell it, list and sell it as a 240sx. That is unless of course you want to have a federal offense on your record when you get caught commiting motor vehicle fraud. This issue has been discussed countless times on here and each time it ended with a decisive edict that they are not, and never will be the same car no matter what you do to it. Unless you get a new legal vin establishing it as a different car, its whatever the vin says it is.
yes it can be done and no it wouldnt look bad am a car lover and love seeing people try new things. start with the tail lights and a body kit take it to a shop that knows what they r doing and hope for the best.xtypical360aznx wrote:If I had a S13 Coupe is their anyway to convert the car to look like the Skyline R32? Is their a kit? I know everything is possible and i know if i had enough money or had the good luck West Coast Customs and Xibit could pimp my ride but yeah. And make it look actually realistic. Willing to do SOME cutting. So any ideas? Front and rear end conversion.
Modified by xtypical360aznx at 8:45 PM 12/26/2006
you have no fuking clue wtf your talking about, so please dont reply useless posts in this thread, its pointless. if you read the origional post, he didnt ask for such useless sh*t. he didnt ask for your opinion how it go with the legalities or what nots. a conversion is a replacement of parts, not add ons to the ones you have, so how can you not be able to take it anywhere?wa-chiss wrote:NO YOU CAN'T!!!!!!! No matter how much you spend, no matter how much time you spend, and no matter what you do. Ya know why? Simple. You own a 240sx. You could put the skyline bumpers, lights, badges, motor, complete drivetrain, RHD, and wheels on your 240sx but you will still own a 240sx. thats what it will say on you insurance (if you could find a company to insure you), registration, and title. 240SX 240SX 240SX. leave it be, drive it like a 240sx, and don't think of it EVER AGAIN!!!!!!!! Besides, all the extra weight you will have to put on the car just to do the "conversion" will make it so you couldn't take it anywhere.
... Yeah it's possible...gonna require custom work and some money though. It's your car do what you want if you have the money but I was never sure as to why people would convert their whole car into something else of a different chassis. It usually doesn't look good in the end. Front end conversions usually aren't bad, but when you transform your whole car into entirely something else...chances are it will look bad.xtypical360aznx wrote:If I had a S13 Coupe is their anyway to convert the car to look like the Skyline R32? Is their a kit? I know everything is possible and i know if i had enough money or had the good luck West Coast Customs and Xibit could pimp my ride but yeah. And make it look actually realistic. Willing to do SOME cutting. So any ideas? Front and rear end conversion.
its a funny thing, i mostly agree, but there are some exceptions. what fullrace did was stick a USDM s-body onto a GTR bottom basically.... thats some grey area.Alfador wrote:
I said this about Silvia posing once...
10:18 PM 12/26/2006
Quote, originally posted by wa-chiss » NO YOU CAN'T!!!!!!! No matter how much you spend, no matter how much time you spend, and no matter what you do. Ya know why? Simple. You own a 240sx. You could put the skyline bumpers, lights, badges, motor, complete drivetrain, RHD, and wheels on your 240sx but you will still own a 240sx. thats what it will say on you insurance (if you could find a company to insure you), registration, and title. 240SX 240SX 240SX. leave it be, drive it like a 240sx, and don't think of it EVER AGAIN!!!!!!!! Besides, all the extra weight you will have to put on the car just to do the "conversion" will make it so you couldn't take it anywhere. I said this about Silvia posing once... Quote, originally posted by I » A car is what it is recognized as by the government. No matter what you do to your car, you're still going to have to register it, and if you choose to sell it, list and sell it as a 240sx. That is unless of course you want to have a federal offense on your record when you get caught commiting motor vehicle fraud. This issue has been discussed countless times on here and each time it ended with a decisive edict that they are not, and never will be the same car no matter what you do to it. Unless you get a new legal vin establishing it as a different car, its whatever the vin says it is.
Calm down dude. He didnt ask you for your opinion on what you "think" is rice or not.Alfador wrote:If you want that much rice its a lot quicker to buy a steamer and a 4lb sack of Uncle Ben's. I have only seen one skyline conversion that ever looked good and the guy did it all himself with a lot of trial and error. If you ever tried to get your ride "pimped" I am warning you no one here would ever help you with that crap. I don't know if I should be blaming FnF or NeedForSpeed for this crap.
I feel yah man. My cousins in Japan always call my 240sx a Silvia, my Japanese homies call it a Silvia and so does my GF..Anyways I call it a 240 when im up here in NIco or to anyone else but Japanese folks are so used to calling it a Silvia that when i talk to them i just call it a Silvia too.When in Rome eh????tyrannix wrote:
its a funny thing, i mostly agree, but there are some exceptions. what fullrace did was stick a USDM s-body onto a GTR bottom basically.... thats some grey area.
and I will continue to call my s13 a silvia, as i am doing a vin-swap, the legal way (USDM unibody shell plus entire silvia = still a silvia) as i do have a title, VIN, and tags from the JDM car before i stripped it (even still have my japanese insurance papers)... not that the tags, or any of it makes a difference in the grand scheme of things
but alot of people get really bent out of shape on a name. go try a pumpkin-pie flavored milkshake, theyre pretty good.
CJ
7k? for an older GTR maybe ... but if you jsut want to drive a skyline 2-door, you can get an R32 GTST for under $2k in awesome shape easily, at least from the marine lemon lots (i knew 3 guys with r32 gtst s , 2 were even the same maroon color.... one of them filled his ashtray and door handles.... anywhere cup-like with little beads.... he was a wierd guy thoCleanSfourteen wrote:I LOVE R32's.... but i dont understand why you would want to spend the money on converting your S-body into something it is not....
If i could have a sleeper 240sx with a crazy setup under the hood, i could care less about looking like a skyline. Yes it is possible, apparently there is a kit.
But personally, i would just move overseas if I wanted one that bad... R32's are common over there and they sell for nothing (usually less than 7000 USD), US Dolla' goes a long way over there
Into what?Cans?~4N~ wrote:Why can't you convert an old Accord?
LOLxtypical360aznx wrote:I dunno my whole life i've taken offense to people call stuff ricer and etc. Being asian and all and no offense but them being umm causasian. I feel alittle discriminated against specially when the "ricer" belong to another causasian or to a hispanic or to african american. Why dont you call it Rice and beans!?!? or Fried Rice :-D? or McDonalds Style Rice