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Canadians are allowed to drive their cars in the US on Canadian plates for up to 1 year before requiring importation. Technically you could register a car in Canada, bring it to the US, and as long as you crossed the border (even if it was for 5 mins) before crossing over the 1 year mark then returned it would be technically allowed. I know of someone with an ‘un-named’ car in the US who would do this and has never had an issue despite being looked into.
Canada also has a cool law that allows anything 15 years or older to be totally exempt from any importation restrictions so long as the car passes a basic safety inspection. For this reason Skylines are pretty common along with other interesting imports from the rest of the world. Right hand drive is also allowed.
I never said I could haha, but he’s the one who implied real skateboarding is boring
And that’s why I said I would like to see him do some actual tricks, I assume we both know skateboarding at a park
when you can actually do tricks and progress to bigger shit on the street is exciting
I dunno I’m not mad at all I just think it’s lame for him to compare real skateboarding to downhill skateboarding..