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Originally Posted by GHost240SX
No they aren't considered kits. Kit car implies that it is a car constructed from a "KIT" aka no drive train and leave the factory unassembled. The government isn't stupid, and the only reason they care because it's an easy win. All you have to do is pull the person over and see how their **** is registered. There ARE skylines that are legal, BUT they are FEW and FAR between.
R32s are legal. SOME R33s and R34s are legal. It's all about the 15 year rule and believe it or not MOTOREX. Also, there wouldn't be soo much care about this if not for the F&F generation.
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The 15 year rule doesn't apply to Skylines. Some people manage to get the 32's registered with their insurance companies, than claim they are "Legal" when they try to sell them, but they aren't. If they were, than everyone would be bringing them down from Canadia, no questions asks, since they are very affordable super cars.