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I recently purchased a 1987 Porsche 944. The car is in excellent condition and I feel it might be worth the investment to convert it to US specs. I know I need to change the glass, doors, bumpers, and put a catalytic convertor on it. Does anyone know what else I might need to do. I have three years until I'll be bringing it to the States so I can spread the cost out. Thanks for any help.
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Depending on where you are bringing it in to, you can get waivers on certain things. I live in Colorado, and we can get emission waivers on some imported and special situation cars.
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I would check on the port where you bring it into first. They may have a problem with releasing the car from the port without teh proper us specs.
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Aside from the emissions and whatever other conversions are needed to meet US laws, why would you want to change the bumper? I would definitely keep the euro bumper on it, looks a lot better imo
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Trust me, I don't want to change anything. However, Eurospec cars don't come with the collision bumpers. So to meet US laws they'll need to be changed.
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