It has to be 25 years old if it's a non US certified motor (some Canadian ones are)

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Feb 19, 2019
12:24:06pm

Bert609 All-American

I'm not sure what the process is.

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Anyone ever bought a car engine in Canada and brought it back to the US?

cruiserhead All-American

2/19/19 12:54am

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kapcreations

2/19/19 2:06am

Link

kapcreations

2/19/19 2:08am

How old is the car?

Solomon Levi

2/19/19 7:04am

From a 1992 Landcruiser.

cruiserhead

2/19/19 8:40am

It has to be 25 years old if it's a non US certified motor (some Canadian ones are)

Bert609

2/19/19 12:24pm

That’s not accurate, based on the link above

kapcreations

2/19/19 7:25pm

So for an engine alone it's section 3.2, which states if it's not the same type of motor

Bert609

2/19/19 7:41pm

Depending on state, I’m doubtful it needs to pass emissions.

kapcreations

2/19/19 7:57pm

Thanks for link...I couldn’t find that for some reason. I won’t be required to do emissions testing.

cruiserhead

2/19/19 8:03pm

If it's a US engine it shouldn't be an issue.

Bert609

2/19/19 8:10pm

I saw the picture and thought. "Is he David Tracy?"

Squeegee

2/19/19 10:19pm

It’s not a Jeep, but you got the rusty part right.

cruiserhead

2/20/19 1:02am

I'm not sure, but I bet some CBers would gladly pay to drive across the country and bring it back.

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