Americanizing an EVO
Apr 1, 2003, 03:52 PM
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Americanizing an EVO
I have tried searching but im new to this and can't seem to find anything helpful. Is there any info on making a evo legal in the 
or that sells us spec evos? Any info would be greatly appreciated. this is what i found from the DMVs web site
Hope this helps someone
A U.S. Customs entry document, showing vehicle conformance to U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) and Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) standards, must be submitted along with a customer's RMV-1 application to title a gray market vehicle. The RMV is NOT responsible for obtaining these custom entry documents. This is the responsibility of U.S. Customs and the customer who wishes to title the vehicle. An application to title a grey market vehicle MUST be accompanied by ONE of the following U.S. Customs entry forms:
· CF 368A - Collection Receipt or Informal Entry
· CF 7523 - Entry and Manifest of Merchandise Free Of Duty
· CF 3299 - Declaration For Free Entry Of Unaccompanied Articles
· CF 3311 - Declaration For Free Entry Of Returned American Products.
· CF 7501 - Entry Summary
· CF 6059B - Customs Declaration
· CF 3461 * Entry/Immediate Delivery
· CF 3461 * Alt, Entry/Immediate Delivery
To title and register a gray market vehicle, a customer must present additional documentation at the time of application. The additional documentation depends on where the vehicle is from. The following list shows all the additional documentation needed for each type of Gray Market vehicle including the U.S. customs entry document.
For Foreign Vehicles (Other Than Canada)
1. Original registration certificate of foreign owner.
(Foreign countries do not issue titles.)
2. Customs Entry document.
(Most non-Canadian foreign vehicles will have form 7501 for their U.S. entry document.)
3. Bill(s) of sale providing a complete chain of transfers and ownerships.
or that sells us spec evos? Any info would be greatly appreciated. this is what i found from the DMVs web siteHope this helps someone
A U.S. Customs entry document, showing vehicle conformance to U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) and Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) standards, must be submitted along with a customer's RMV-1 application to title a gray market vehicle. The RMV is NOT responsible for obtaining these custom entry documents. This is the responsibility of U.S. Customs and the customer who wishes to title the vehicle. An application to title a grey market vehicle MUST be accompanied by ONE of the following U.S. Customs entry forms:
· CF 368A - Collection Receipt or Informal Entry
· CF 7523 - Entry and Manifest of Merchandise Free Of Duty
· CF 3299 - Declaration For Free Entry Of Unaccompanied Articles
· CF 3311 - Declaration For Free Entry Of Returned American Products.
· CF 7501 - Entry Summary
· CF 6059B - Customs Declaration
· CF 3461 * Entry/Immediate Delivery
· CF 3461 * Alt, Entry/Immediate Delivery
To title and register a gray market vehicle, a customer must present additional documentation at the time of application. The additional documentation depends on where the vehicle is from. The following list shows all the additional documentation needed for each type of Gray Market vehicle including the U.S. customs entry document.
For Foreign Vehicles (Other Than Canada)
1. Original registration certificate of foreign owner.
(Foreign countries do not issue titles.)
2. Customs Entry document.
(Most non-Canadian foreign vehicles will have form 7501 for their U.S. entry document.)
3. Bill(s) of sale providing a complete chain of transfers and ownerships.
Apr 1, 2003, 04:03 PM
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sorry i should have specified i don't want the new evo. I like the EVO VI that is what im going to try and get. And as for searching if you could point me at some threads or just tell me what words to punch in the search field i would appreciate it.
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I'll save the time and tell you at this point, no one will certify an Evo 6 for street use. If you would like to get one for race use only, you can do that, or you can try talking to a Registered Importer. It will cost you a ton of money though. The bond alone would be about $45000 up front.
Start at http://www.nhtsa.gov for details.
Start at http://www.nhtsa.gov for details.
