In regards to my AWD conversion question, This is what inpsired it here Options

[Random_Stranger]

Maybe this video was already posted, maybe not. I have noticed that some videos that have been posted are things I have seen a long time ago, and some are very new to me although they are old for some of you. So for this, I wanted to share this video. It has got me GT4 Crazy! How much do I love my celica? I would marry this things if I could. I would DP this car with Ron Jeremy giving him the high five in the tail pipe on video, making myself out to be a fool in front of the world. I have a new love this Valentine's Day. Her name is Celica. (um, just kidding about that other stuff, but really I am loving my car more and more. Enough to sell one of my kidneys on the black market for a shot at AWD conversion)


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uj8-fBC6XHk

[dabazied]

Yep lagos, but its all pipe dreams if you don't have the money up front.... I guess that's why the conversion seems more tempting cuz you can do it in pieces....... Random Stranger, you'd have to check out what the import laws and regs are for Cali, but since they are so strict it may be difficult. Are you in school? If so get it imported and registered in a state with no real strict emissions laws and get it all registered n then drive it to Cali n have fun with the outta state plates but it'd be gravy if you are a student. Best bet is to check out the customs/importing/state laws on all this if you really are interested and then think about what is possible and what's your best route or if it'd be too much of a hassle for ya....... or you can wait for one to pop up for sale that's already been brought here n pray that it's been Cali-ized

[Random_Stranger]

Yep lagos, but its all pipe dreams if you don't have the money up front.... I guess that's why the conversion seems more tempting cuz you can do it in pieces....... Random Stranger, you'd have to check out what the import laws and regs are for Cali, but since they are so strict it may be difficult. Are you in school? If so get it imported and registered in a state with no real strict emissions laws and get it all registered n then drive it to Cali n have fun with the outta state plates but it'd be gravy if you are a student. Best bet is to check out the customs/importing/state laws on all this if you really are interested and then think about what is possible and what's your best route or if it'd be too much of a hassle for ya....... or you can wait for one to pop up for sale that's already been brought here n pray that it's been Cali-ized

Sounds good. I love how everyone pays attention to how I keep in mind that I have neither the funds, nor the capability at this point to do it. Yet no one can really fully answer my questions either. Maybe they get tired of the same old "Noob (was it?)" questions. And to be honest, I am not even sure if it is practical. It would be nice, yes. But at the same time, I also have a craving for a Triple Rotary RX7. This celica is just the first car I am ever and even bothering putting some work and money into after all the cars I have owned at one time. I finally get to do something. I never had anyone around to show me how to work on cars. I have no friends who have done their own work on their cars or who are even into cars. They blow their money on fast food and other crap. So to everyone else.... GIVE ME A FREAKING BREAK! damn.....