| Canada only mitsubishi lancer - Click HERE for Original Thread |
| Cavey |
Finally mitsu gives us something to make the americans jelous with...
mitsu lancer
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| SilverZ24 |
| lol Unfortunately that is absolutely nothing to be jealous of. lol |
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| Cavey |
| ya, I shoulda added the //sarcasm/ tag. |
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| o2thag |
| Who cares about the sportback...Why doesn't mitsu make the EVO meet Canadian crash requirements and bring it here :mad: |
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| Insomniac |
Mitsu = Japanese Dogde.
Mullet mobiles for the new generation. |
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| oldraven |
quote:
Originally posted by Insomniac
Mitsu = Japanese Dogde.
Mullet mobiles for the new generation.
Seriously, have you ever seen a Mulletteer driving a Lancer? |
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| Insomniac |
No, not a mulleteer.
When we were at the auto show, there was a line up of small town honkeys waiting to get into the Eclipse. New Mitsus are almost outcast from the SCC scene, but seem to be really popular with Nicklebacks.
Ok, I'm stereotyping and generalizing, but the alternative is doing work.
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| DSM |
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Originally posted by o2thag
Who cares about the sportback...Why doesn't mitsu make the EVO meet Canadian crash requirements and bring it here :mad:
Why doesn't Canada change their crash requirments from 5 mph bumpers to 3 mph? |
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| Cavey |
| Perhaps our government feels that it would tear our social fabric asunder? |
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| Soulfly |
lol.. who the hell wants a wagon?
thing looks like a Volvo? |
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| Altezza |
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Originally posted by Soulfly
lol.. who the hell wants a wagon?
thing looks like a Volvo?
lights are too pointy to be a volvo and besides id rather drive a volvo than that its faster :D |
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| Rich_A |
| Nickelbacks.. lmao. Never heard that one :lol: |
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| Honda_Finatic |
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Originally posted by DSM
Why doesn't Canada change their crash requirments from 5 mph bumpers to 3 mph?
Someone told me an Evo was legal if the bumpers was changed. Meaning u can bring one over from the states, change the bumper and it would be perfectly good to register.... dunno how true that is though :dunno: |
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| SketchifisT |
I want a evo, and i heard the best way is to get a crashed one and just fix it here and its a gimmie? like not a write off but a crashed one have it fixed here and you set? I dont know about that.
I know 1 way is to buy the shell and build it in canada and vin it here. Thats how the only Escort Cosworth RS and kickin around. Either way i would like an Evo just for the fact that it would be special. Like get a WRX sti and its pretty much the same but evo no one has it, or be very rare to have in canada . I know theres a guy tho with an evo6 in BC rippin around ... but never been able to stop and talk with him |
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| arabian_ryda |
| i remembering reading that there are a couple real evo`s in canada. they were brought in before the riv list was updated. this could be wrong. might be a thread i read a while back on beyond.ca |
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| DomesticDrifter |
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Originally posted by Honda_Finatic
Someone told me an Evo was legal if the bumpers was changed. Meaning u can bring one over from the states, change the bumper and it would be perfectly good to register.... dunno how true that is though :dunno:
someone lied to you. its not that easy. the car is still not admissable on the riv list even if the bumpers have changed. you have no way of proving the new bumper will pass our crash standards. |
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