I dont think your getting what im saying, and dont start this noob shit either, i never said it was legal or foolproof, i said in podunk, USA chances are no one is gonna know a real skyline from an accord with a bodykit. All I know is there is someone that bought a skyline and a maxima and imported them both to mexico and swapped the vins, trashed the real maxima, and is now happily driving aroudn the US with his "showcar" maxima. Thats a FACT, so you cant tell me im full of it when someone has already done this. Is it legal, almost definently not. Plus, as he bought both cars, im sure he has full documentation of ownership etc. etc. Its a sneaky way that im sure you could get in trouble for, but so far as i know he hasnt. And again, you guys are thinking of the law in terms of stealing cars and swapping vins, if you have proof of ownership etc etc its not the same thing as a chop shop scenario that you keep refering to. Plus, since the vin swap was done in mexico before either car was ever in the US, i think the laws would have some sort of loophole anyway as it would be more of an issue with the mexican government, which probalby doesnt give a fuck in hell about a skyline driving around. And what the hell are you talking about with insurance companies? How are you ripping off an insurance company? chances are he just has liability which differs little especially over 25 or so because maxima parts certainly wouldnt help him out. Second of all, im sure insurance works differently for imported cars in the first place. And as for the cops impounding cars spontaneously, you gotta be doing something stupid like be caught racing, doing burnouts, or something else to call attention to yourself unless you live in an urban area where the cops know you arent street legal. Legal or not, im saying you can pull it off and i know that I am right because it has been done before.