Picking up mini truck at the port
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- Опубліковано 14 вер 2022
- Picked up my Honda Acty at port Freeport, TX.
Allot of first time here.
First time importing.
First time towing a trailer.
First time hauling a truck.
First time right hand drive.
First time picking up at the port.
First time for everything.
I wanted to try importing a vehicle and I have learned allot.
Picking mine up soon. This vid was very helpful
Same lol picking mine up tomorrow
Glad it helped! Hope yours go smoothly!
@@murd4ride Awesome. Let us know if there were any changes from my experience.
Love to see all the paperwork. Now I really want to import one.
Congratulations!🎉🎉🎉 I love my Hijet!
Thanks. Love the kei trucks!
Great purchase
indeed
Nice!!! Thanks for the video. Will be picking mine up soon @ Jacksonville port. Also will be renting uhaul utility trailer
Best of luck! Let me know how it goes.
Can you pliz buy for me one too, because I love to be having a tiny truck here in Uganda buh I have no money to buy
My Hijet left Puerto Rico a couple of days ago and is halfway to Jacksonville Florida. It's a little over a week away from the port of entry, Newport News Virginia. The three month wait is almost over. I'm making lists and plans for the 18 hour round trip to get the little kei truck. I'm charging my jump box. I've spent the last three months buying a small mountain of tools and accessories and supplies for the little truck. Thanks for your video. I hope my port experience is as trouble free as yours.
Awesome! Good luck to you. Let me know how it goes. Should be fine as long as you got the paperwork in order.
@@mistertyspy - As a first time importer, I don't know what I don't know. I did a ton of online research and still somehow managed to overlook the need to file the ISF form with US Customs and Border Patrol no later than 24 hours before my truck left Yokohama. I filed when it was halfway across the Pacific Ocean. In theory, Customs can assess a $5000 late filing fee. I sent a mea culpa message to CBP but haven't heard anything. I hope there isn't a nasty surprise awaiting me at the port. :-o
I also still don't know what forms my local DMV needs to register and license the truck in my state so I can drive it on the road. They're being vague about it, so I don't know which forms to get at the port, and apparently some of them need stamps or signatures. I need to figure that out tomorrow.
I can see why many people get into the business of importing, repairing, upgrading and selling mini trucks. They're cute, easy to work on, they're rare and highly valued here in the US, and once the treacherous importation process is figured out for the first truck it's a lot easier after that.
@@Liberty4Ever any update on your mini? I was thinking about getting an import through there.
@@Letsfightinglov - I purchased my 1996 4WD Hijet on 8SEP22, it shipped two months later and spent a month on the ocean. I drove to Newport News Marine terminal and picked up my Hijet on 8DEC22. It had a blown clutch so I winched it onto the trailer and drove home, eleven hours away. I ordered clutch parts from Japan. Actually, I had the clutch disk, pressure plate and throw out bearing in two days from Amazon, but I wanted to replace the rear main oil seal on the engine and the pilot bearing at the same time so those parts were apparently only available from Japan. I placed orders with Impex... orders plural because they allow you to order and pay for parts, then tell you those parts are discontinued, so you need to order aftermarket compatible parts. Eventually, some version of the parts you want should be available. Over a month later, I'm still waiting for the clutch disk, and it should be close to shipping. Then they charge me ~$50 for one week FedEx shipping. I've been doing overdue maintenance, repairs and upgrades while waiting for the clutch parts. I have a Hijet Restoration thread on Mini Truck Talk forum if you're interested. I'm taking pictures and video to hopefully upload to UA-cam but I've been procrastinating.
Mine is waiting to ship, thanks for the video man.
Nice! Will you be getting the vehicle yourself?
@@mistertyspy yes
@@iramirez95020 Hopefully it's as smooth as mines. As long as you got your paper works in order you should be good.
@@mistertyspy thanks, I will be picking it up in Baltimore. Gonna be a long wait and probably my Christmas present lol .
Paying for the truck and not actually seeing it for 2-3 months really sucks lol. Was worth the wait tho.
Great video, mine is LHD, as I imported mine from the philippines vs japan! 2023 Jumbo, and also a 2023 van for my wife! Freeport is where we picked up our s15 spec r, her r32 gtr, my '23 jimny and landcruiser for our ranch properties. Waiting on another jumbo to send to our property in AZ!
WoW! That's a nice collection you have. Hoping to grow mines in the future. I'm from the Philippines so I would consider getting vehicles from there but from what I read it is more pricey. I do like the RHD in the states tho lol.
@@mistertyspy Baguio City right here! We keep a hilux and landcruiser there, and a 20 hijet for the property projects and errands! It is pricer, but I got tired of drive through problems hahaha. I grew up in Philippines, then Japan, so I am used to both sides driving, but my wifes car collection, so much is rhd, it gives me headaches hahaha. But apples to apples price per lhd or rhd, orientation is same as reg cars, many of our kids were also raised here in states so rhd isnt their pref hahaha. We have a few more reserved toyota hijets, but waiting for my kids to finish paying deposits before we bulk import those for them! My other son just got the subaru with rear under bed engine, weight distribution is great on that!
Im not sure if my wife will turbo her van, she also is looking at importing the new N honda van?
@@TheGoodTheBadTheRowdy My parents are form Bohol and Bukidnon. Honestly don't feel much of a difference between RHD and LHD. Quick to get use to. So do you only use the newer trucks in private land in the states? Wish I had some land to roam around in these trucks lol
@@mistertyspy I am fine driving both sides, just convenience sake for drive through gets bothersome, I am old haha. I have 1400 acres in montana I use an older hijet and a landcruiser truck on and around town. In AZ I have a few ranch properties and tinyhouse communities so I enjoy using, but in places like az, you can drive hijet, acky, samby, etc everywhere except freeway and highway. Many people actually have kei trucks there! We also have a few tinyhouse communes in tn as well, where nearly every resident we have jumped on the kei truck or van wagon as was better for errands and daily commute vs their larger vehicles! I just get so much utility of use with my kei trucks, while I have f550s 5500 rams, jeeps broncos etc. Something about small jimny as a daily vs even the bronco or jeep, the fact its uncommon. Same with my hijets, just not common.
Im often out on spread in tx, to wyoming, have my rifle and just hunt or am camping with animals.
My daughter has her own ranch and just got a 2022 hijet jumbo she uses all around her prop. Her ranch and 2 farms supply her restaurants and food trucks. Thai, Viet, Lao, and Filipino food. She raises goat, chicken, fish, etc. Her trucks are all big as she hauls project hot rods and imports, she also uses for cattle and horses. But tbh I know she loves using her kei truck. When she lived in japan with our other family she worked atvour wagyu fac, and she daily drove an old suzuki and old daihatsu when she lived over there. She then built a s15 silvia with a supra 2jz for speed, and honda k24 turbo 86 corolla for drifting. She uses her hijet more then her ram or superduty, more then her jeep or tacoma haha.
My sons waiting on his kei truck subie to arrive. He drives a sti and a forester!
So we all like diff make and models hahaha. I showed my kids your truck and a few were happy, "Finally a honda!!!!" One of them said haha.
You should get the van! My wife and my kids that have them do #keivanlife haha!
@@TheGoodTheBadTheRowdy Wow! That's amazing. Hopefully one day I can accumulate the amount of prosperity you have. Having land and car collection is a dream of mines. I was looking into small house and van life until I say the keitrucks. I got hooked immediately. And they are cheaper than buying used cars in the states lol. Do you have any videos of your collections of land? I would be interested to watch!
My 1996 4WD Hijet with HI/LO transfer case still hasn't shipped even though I paid for it three weeks ago, so it'll be more than a month before I'm at the port in Newport News to bring it home. I hope my port process is a pain free as yours. Others report horror stories of long waits, come back tomorrow, failed USDA inspections, and zees papers are not in order!
I'd love to have a 4WD kei van. Great little people movers and grocery getters, and yank out the back seats and drop in a homemade bed module and sink module, both with storage, and it'd be a great little camper van. Add a lift and larger tires on a model with a low range and preferably a diff locker and it's a cheap but good overland vehicle. I *REALLY* wish we didn't have protectionist laws in the US and could import cars newer than 25 years old for use on the road.
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Yea it's all a waiting game once you buy it. Mines took almost about 3 months from the time I paid to the day I picked it up. I did read allot of bad experiences at the port. Glad mines went super smooth. I did read Freeport was one of the easier ports to deal with so I am lucky I am only 1 hour away.
I am also thinking of getting the van. Maybe down the road once I get my truck registered. I drive it around the neighborhood and hopefully I can get it out in the road soon.
Why would the dept. Of agriculture be inspecting a mini truck? And it's not as if there is anyplace to hide anything on those trucks. Every square inch is used to cram in all the stuff you need on a truck.
@@kdrapertrucker - The Department of Agriculture apparently has jurisdiction to inspect all used vehicles entering the country under the assumption that there could be mud with seeds or spores or fungus or microbes that could devastate US agriculture. Seems like a long shot but bureaucrats gonna bureaucrat.
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I'm happy to see kei trucks in the united states!
I want to learn how to send kei trucks and kei vans to the United States, many good cars are being abandoned or broken up for dismantling!😢
Yea I love them. Are you from Japan?
Looks like a fun experience!
I'm looking to buy a Kei truck from Japan as well. What year is your Acty? Did you get any surprises in the import process?
1994 Honda Acty Town
I was actually surprise on how simple it was. Once you have all the paperwork, getting it out of the port was just a matter of them checking the delivery order and ID. I've heard many bad experiences from others but mines went really smooth.
Curious how you strapped the truck? Mentioned it, but didn’t show. Looking to do this real soon. Thank you!
I just used a ratchet strapped around the axles. There were anchor points on each corner of the utility trailer. The rear was easy to put on but not much room to work with in the front.
Thanks for the video! Was this the only uhaul trailer that fit the Kai truck? The regular uhaul auto transport doesn’t work? I’m asking because I need to pick up a Honda street/acty van in a week. Any info would be great help 🙏🏽
The hauler does work. I used it when I had to take the vehicle for a VIN inspection. It was super tight going up the ramp but I made it up.
@@mistertyspy thanks for the reply I really appreciate it. That’s what I read somewhere but wanted to make sure. So the issue with it is the wheel spacing is too close together for the ramp correct? If I put a 2 inch wheel spacer on each wheel to make the inside spacing come out 2 inches each side, would it work then? Or can I get a way with 1 inch spacers? … or is the best way is to get a uhaul 6x12 trailer? Sorry for the questions, I just wanna make sure since I’ll be going alone and won’t have a spotter to help, nor anyone help me climb out like in your video. Wanna avoid any issues my first time picking up. Thanks for your answers 🙏🏽
@@vammyhouse5206 Yes the truck is very narrow and the ramp is a bit wide. Going up you will have a bit of the wheels hanging from the ramp. Unfortunately the ramp can only be adjust so much closer. Just make sure everything is straight and and go slowly up the ramp on the hauler. The trailer works fine as well. You just got to be centered and about 1.5" opening on each side but they both worked. Message me on my IG and I can show you pics and videos going up the hauler.
The skill was all in the flip flops
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Did Freeport require a TWIC to access the port? I will probably pick mine up in Jacksonville but just wondering if Freeport required one?
No TWIC required at Freeport
@@mistertyspy that's awesome. I'll have to do some more research about Jax, I know the added fees for TWIC escorts there can add up.
Yea I've heard some bad stories with dealing with the port and TWIC. Luckily Freeport doesn't require that and went pretty smooth for me as you can see.
@@mistertyspy that's awesome. Definitely looked pretty chill as far as the process at Freeport. Glad it worked out so well
@@forthewindell yes, I am lucky I am only an hour away. Otherwise I'd just hire someone to pick it up. May be something you should consider and hire someone to pick up and deal with any port stress. As long as it's within your budget.
If i got a kei truck imported would i be able to take a greyhound or something to the port and then drive it back or would i need to have it loaded onto a trailer
It wouldn't be legal to drive on the road until you get the plates
What website did you use to find the truck and import it thanks good video
I used JapanCarDirect. They give you access to the auctions and they can place bids for you.
Does the 6x12 already have wiring for lights and all?
Yes the trailer had the connections for the lights to connect to your towing vehicle.
Just bought my 95 4x4 acty, waiting for it to ship. Picking it up at Freeport as well. Do you not need a certified driver to show you to your car in this port?
Nope. You find it in the lot and drive it to the tent for them to check. At least that is the procedure. Mines was in the other lot so they had someone get it for me and handle the check so we didn't need to go to the tent. We just drove it out once I got it.
I've heard horror stories of people importing their cars from overseas. When the cars arrived it had missing, broken, swapped out components that was *not* part of the car when originally seen and purchased. Yes, the buyer personally went to Japan to see and test drive the car. Purchased it and paid an importer to ship it over. When the car arrived there VIN may have matched but the car had been modified from its condition when purchased. *BOTH TIMES* The buyer imported 2 cars at separate times and they both got dropped off messed up. Which companies are we supposed to trust?
yep I've read some crazy stories on FB groups. You definitely have to vet your broker. Look for a reputable company. Even then you might still encounter problems with all these different companies handling the import. Might be better just buying cars already imported.
Did you end up importing with a customs broker or did you do an informal entry by yourself?
I used Easy ISF to handle the paper works
Did you need a TWIC card? I am getting a car in at Brunswick GA port next month.
No. Freeport doesn't require TWIC card. Check with your port if it's required.
Ah ok that makes sense. I'll look into it.
Great video, did you go through an importer to get it here? If so, can you recommend the company? May be headed back stateside and want to grab on if I do, I'll miss the one I currently drive if I ahve to head back.
Glad you liked the video!
Yes, I used JapanCarDirect to bid on vehicles at auction. When I won they handled the export and sent me all the paperwork's. On state side, I used EasyISF to handle all the paperwork. Once everything is filed and fees and tax are paid they give you the Delivery order and that was all I needed at Freeport to get the vehicle. I've read other ports were more difficult to deal with but I had a good experience at Freeport.
@@mistertyspy thank you. The only drawback to living/working over here is that if the job finishes, you ahve to leave. But if I can retrieve a piece of this life stateside, it's a little easier to take. LOL
@@TheOriginalCoolDad Yes it's been nice to have.
Question: at the port when they make copies of your docs/ID - do they need a driver license or any other form of ID (passport) will do?
They just needed my delivery order and license
Passport is accepted as ID.
@@scottystiffchicken I believe so
@@scottystiffchicken thanks man. i was in between license renewals and had gotten port clearance to come pick up my freshly imported R34. they literally didn't ask for shit @ freeport. just my BL. it was way too easy lol
Did you need a A valid TWIC card or just all the vehicle information prove ownership stuff like that and could you drive it on the road from the port or did you have to haul it on a trailer?
No TWIC card needed at this port. Just needed ID and Delivery order. Check with your port if anything else is required.
@@mistertyspy can you just drive it away from the port or does it have to be trailer home
@@chrissnow324 I rented a Uhaul to tow mines. I would think you would need a valid license plate to legally drive it. Not sure if the port will let you drive it out without one.
I live in Pennsylvania are they street legal and how much did you pay for it and how do I get my own
I'm in Texas so you would have to check with your state. Price will vary. Got mines at auctions for about $1400 plus getting it to the states which will also vary in price.
did you secure the acty with straps at all or ?
yea strapped around the axles
Did you file everything yourself or did you go with an import broker? I live in Texas too and I'm looking at getting a van soon and all the paperwork just seems daunting
I used easy isf to handle the import paperwork. Once all the invoice was paid off they will provide you the delivery order that was the only document needed for me to pick up at freeport
@@mistertyspy so once you pay for the car easy isf handles all the other forms until it's time for you pick it up? I saw there were documents like DOT HS-7 and EPA forms to fill out too. Does easy isf handle those as well?
@@vladpoofin1759 Yes. Aside from the isf I stuck with them to handle the import.
Just got my estimated ship date and arrival ETA to Freeport. Thanksgiving present to me!
I’m getting the BL in an email but trying to find out if they ship me paperwork in the mail too. Did you get paperwork shipped to you before your truck arrived? Can’t wait to head down to TX to pick up my Acty truck!
Awesome! Another thing to be thankful for!
All the paperwork was emailed to me and then originals shipped.
I don't think I used the originals to get the vehicle out of port. I used easyisf.com to handle all the custom clearance. You'll just need to wait for the arrival notice from the shipping company which they usually send a couple days before the ship arrives. Give that to your custom broker and pay all the duties, fees, and taxes. You'll get delivery order and that is basically all you need to get the vehicle out of there. I brought all my paperwork just in case.
Thanks for the ISF suggestion!
One more question…how did you get in that trailer to strap down your Acty? Was there room to crawl under the truck?
@@jerryrodgers6785 It was definitely a tight squeeze putting the straps in the front. Not much room. We were slim enough to get down in the front. I am thinking if it was an issue, you could reverse to get more clearance and get the straps set up in the front. Tighten once you move forward in place. Plenty of space in the back.
Thx for the tips on the uhaul! I went with their full back gate, not the ramp. Worked very well and no issues pulling back to AR.
Now for the mods!
@@jerryrodgers6785 Awesome! Glad everything worked out.
Super cool! I have a 1993 Daihatsu Hijet arriving early December at Long Beach Port. Did you show up to the port the same day the ship arrived to the port?
Awesome! I was looking at Hijet also and went with Acty. No, I think I had up to 10 days after the ship arrived to get the vehicle out of the port until they start charging daily fees. I think I was on my 7th day before I picked it up.
@@mistertyspy Thank you for the information. We'll see how it goes.
Did you have to present any EPA (EPA 3520-1) or DOT Declaration (HS-7) to Customs. In order to be able to register the Vehicle?
@@TheCatchingdogs There should be a checklist of things needed on your state dmv website to get the vehicle titled/registered.
@@mistertyspy what did you have to do to register it with the state of Texas? Im in DFW and really looking into getting a Honda acty
What sight did you order your truck from? Thanks in advance.
I used JapanCarDirect
@@mistertyspy thank you!
I bought my mini truck from Be Forward, the Japanese car export site.
@@Liberty4Ever hey how their process, prices & service? What mini truck did you get? What's your wait time?
What broker did you use to help with port access etc?
Easy ISF
Thank you 👍🏻
@@mistertyspy is a port broker a must?
Did you have any trouble getting it registered?
nope no issues really. Just have all the right paper works.
How did you do the paperwork? I'm looking to purchase one for myself. What site did you use?
I used Japan Car Direct to find a truck and export. I use Easy ISF to handle the import paperwork.
@@mistertyspy awesome thank you
@@mistertyspy If I may ask you one more question how much was the total shipping and handling for the vehicle
And where there any other fees
Around $5,500. I'll be making a video breakdown of my entire importing process and cost.
Sir great video I’m looking to buy my first kei truck From carfromjapan I live in Houston I have no clue how to get title here and will I be able to drive around ? Just wanted to know what you recommend great vids by the way ❤
Thanks for watching!
Just make sure you have all the import paperwork down and you should be fine. You'll need safety inspection and vin inspection once it's here. Once you have all your documents than you can get it titled and registered. This was my first time importing so I did a lot of research and asked a lot of questions. My recommendation is if it's within your budget than purchase one that is already has title in that states. Save much more time and stress. I'll be making a video of my importing process experience and registering the mini truck so stay tune.
@@mistertyspy how much money aside from what I pay at the website will I think you need like how much would I come out off pocket for like the paper. Works title registration?
Lol maybe we might see. Ourselves on the road. One day dude
@@danielpelaez9978 to get title and registered is standard fees and tax.
Did you have to pay anything at the port to get the mini truck out?
You'll get the delivery order from your importer once you pay all the tax and fees and that's all the paper work the port needs plus your ID. I brought all my paperwork just in case but that's all they asked for.
Thank you Friend @misterty7333
@@mistertyspy okay how much in taxes & fees, I'm assuming because you used a porter broker they had a fee as well, what's was it? Next when you go to DMV to register it they also charge you taxes for the purchase price / value of the truck , right? I'm trying to justify doing this as well on just go to Houston & get one for $5500 & drive off they 5 right now. Blessings from ATX.
@@timotaneous3300 Are you looking at JDM King? I would buy local if I did it again. Save so much time and hassle. I was actually going to buy one of their trucks but I wanted to learn the importing process. Their prices right now is about similar to what I paid to get mines imported.
what site did you order from
I used Japan Car Direct
How do find the month of manufacturer? Thanks
My broker told me. He said it didn't really matter the month you chose as long as it makes it to be over 25 years
How much was the total cost,because you could have bought it for $5k on the south side of Houston,there is another place in Texas that sales them brand new for like $25k
About that price. I wanted to learn the import process.
I might be looking for another one. They still for sale for 5k?
@@mistertyspy oh ok so if you buy them from Japan will they be cheaper,oh the other place is in sealy Texas it’s called mud bug he sells them brand new but they are pricey,I’ve been looking into these little trucks as well I want one
@@mistertyspy did you get that info
@@supadave3210 I haven't seen anything around 5k lately. That place too pricey for me
How are people getting brand new Kei trucks into the USA and their not 25 years old? Freeport Port gets a lot of brand new trucks coming thru
I'm really not sure. When I was there I didn't notice newer vehicles. They all looked over 25 years.
maybe they aren’t gonna register them and just use them as a farm vehicle or something tbh idk either
@@hiljicardrawings3467 I could be wrong but I thought we couldn't import these vehicles that are under 25 years old. Awesome Drawings btw!
@@mistertyspyi have no idea lol but thank you.
edit: it’s so weird bc i’m leaving tommorow to pick up my acty, with a 6x12 uhaul trailer, towed by a colorado😂
@@hiljicardrawings3467 lol great minds think alike lol
What size was the Uhaul trailer? I’m picking mine up in a couple months at Freeport also. Did you need to file for an informal entry? Did you need to fill out CB7501 and HS-7 forms along with the ISF Filing?
I got the 6x12 utility trailer with ramp. Just enough space for my mini truck. I used EasyISF to handle my documents. Once the shipping company provides you the information you just send it over to the ISF and they took care of everything else. I forget what exact documents it was but in the end you will get a delivery order that you will need to pick up the car at the port
so the seller will tell you your truck is at the port? or the port call you to let you know?
you'll get an arrival notice from the shipping company
thank you@@mistertyspy
nice video bro how much it cost you to purchase this kei truck
I got it around $1500 at auction.
@@mistertyspy many thanks bro i was comparing the price cause this is also a thing happening in my region but I'm interested on a mini van type
@@tech2new It will add up when you include the importing cost. You can definitely save a bit if you import yourself but I would just purchase one here if you don't have the time or want to avoid any headaches. I am looking to buy the Acty van next but will probably buy it here already. Maybe import if I can't find one at a reasonable price.
@@mistertyspy actually i can purchase it locally i don't need to import it. They will give it to you fully refurbished including tires and mug wheel with registration, if you wish a different color they will change it for you before they deliver
@@tech2new nice!
Did you have to make an appointment?
Not at port Freeport. Once you know your vehicle is there and been offloaded you can pick it up.
@@mistertyspy thanks for the reply man and being helpful after so long this video has been made lol. Using ISF and my car arrives in a few weeks. Pretty excited! Thanks again
@@PeacefulApostle no problem. Hope your import goes as smooth as mines. Let me know how it turns out.
Trailer size?
I’m wondering too
On video. Uhaul 6'x12' utility trailer with ramp.
On video. Uhaul 6'x12' utility trailer with ramp.
Why didn’t you just drive it home
The truck needs to be registered and that's usually done in your own county. For anything that isn't a transfer, most states require an inspection, mostly to confirm it isn't stolen. Registering an imported Japanese mini truck can be a huge hassle, depending on how officious your local DMV is. Also, these kei trucks aren't good for long highway miles. They're best for around town and back roads. Top speed is often 55 MPH although some will do 75 or so on flat terrain. It's also a bit sketchy to buy a 25+ year old used truck sight unseen from a Japanese website, put it on a boat for a month, and plan on driving it hundreds of miles right off the boat.
Not registered. Just got it imported.
@@mistertyspy - I should have said "registered and insured if you are going to drive it on the road".
@@mistertyspy Out of curiosity, what state are you based in, and how are you able to register it? Im Texas based, and my understanding, was even once you got it imported, it can only be registered as a low-speed-vehicle, which basically limits you to private property and golf cart communities. I've always wanted a drop-bed kei truck, but not being able to street it is a deal breaker to me.
@@yermomsboyfriendwhat about the mini Honda vans they have in Japan are those able to be driven on the street here in Texas ?
Don't ya love seeing those smell trees hanging off the rearview? Lol, it a way to let others know your vehicle stinks.
Lol I'll put that after cleaning the car, not when it's dirty.
@@mistertyspy nice! Some of them smell really good, I throw one under my seat sometimes. REALLY like your mini truck. Great video too!
@@Nighturz Thanks for watching! Will be posting more Acty videos. Planning to document everything I do on this truck.
Looks like a lot of stolen vehicles on those lots.
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how much was it?
Around 5k. I'm working on making a video detailing my importing experience so please subscribe.
@@mistertyspy just did 😀
@@harv878 Thanks🙂