'99 Hiace for sale in US

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For Sale
1999 Toyota Hiace Van located in Arkansas, USA (easy access, 1 mile off Interstate 40 in central Arkansas).
Japanese market right hand drive model:  E-RZH111G-GHPDE  Vin: RZH1116001953
A/C, 4 speed automatic trans.
The engine is the 2.4 Liter EFI 2-RZE and has been completely rebuilt.
The transmission is the A45DE and has been completely rebuilt.
Great as a light camper van or as a people hauler; seats 10!.
Done  34,800 miles ago:
New complete head, New timing set, New fuel pump and filter, New water pump and thermostat, Exhaust manifold replaced with new headers, New rod bearings, New main bearings,  New power steering pulley bearing, New rear main seal, New crank thrust bearing set, New drive belt, Block cleaned and cylinders bored .020” over, New pistons, Reconditioned rods, Polished crank, New spark plugs, New Ignition leads, New distributor, New radiator.
Transmission rebuilt with New master rebuild kit, New pump, New torque converter.
New front brake pads, New front shocks, New front end alignment.
Contact: rogerinark@suddenlink.net

Very questionable and dubious legality to have this vehicle in the USA.
Any purchaser must do their due diligence.
In the USA to import a non domestic approved vehicle (these are classed as JDMs in Canada and the USA) it must be 25 years old or older.
In Canada that age is 15 years or older.
Some people have found a loop hole to get the vehicle in but as a state trooper told me, he can pull you over and have that vehicle crushed as it does not comply federally.

Buyer beware!
Cheers,
Roman

nikalex wrote:

Very questionable and dubious legality to have this vehicle in the USA.
Any purchaser must do their due diligence.
In the USA to import a non domestic approved vehicle (these are classed as JDMs in Canada and the USA) it must be 25 years old or older.
In Canada that age is 15 years or older.
Some people have found a loop hole to get the vehicle in but as a state trooper told me, he can pull you over and have that vehicle crushed as it does not comply federally.

Buyer beware!
Cheers,
Roman

What he said.

Damn.... she's a beauty. How did you get it there?

I thought the USA was the Land of the Free?!

- best move to the UK and bring the van .
The steering wheel will also be on the correct side here so it's a win-win.

No trouble driving a right hand drive vehicle in a left hand drive backward country like Canada or elsewhere!
I have been driving RHD’s in Canada for 15 years without incident and am loving it! Mostly Landcruisers, Townaces and Now Hiaces. But I might be a little different.
Cheers
Roman