Importing A Vehicle To Malaysia
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 Apr 5 2013, 01:31 AM
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I wanna import a toyota supra twin turbo back from Japan. What type of AP do I need? I asked a few import car dealers they said even if you import the car in malaysia, you can register for road use because its too old. But my brother's e class he import by buying a student ap from a student who was studying in UK. And the car was already 7 years old when he import into malaysia. Went through puspakom and registered no problem
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Apr 5 2013, 09:29 AM
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QUOTE(OC4/3 @ Apr 5 2013, 03:48 AM) Personal AP Owh I see. Also another way is that you find a student and buy his personal ap right? Instead of actually working there and buying a car.Need to work or study to get that BTW,S1 or S2 Supra you are looking to import?? It will be nice if you managed to get your hand on S2 RZ RSP Supra with Recaro,Bilstein Suspension  Top notch money but if you are going through the hassle to import one,might as well as import the best of breed  Yea looking for S2 if reasonable or S1 also can, but it has to be a RZ. Also maybe even slightly modded without affecting the reliability. Are you a Supra owner btw? Nice avatar pic  |
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