A few of my racer friends have changed their cars to right hand drive. There is a bonifide reason to do it, I'm told, but I have failed to ever fully understand it. I think it has something to do with most sports car tracks going clockwise (lots of right hand turns) and the weight on the right resists roll, resulting in flatter cornering in the majority of corners.

I would love to have it here in Malaysia, but I am not going to give him that kind of money... Import tax on vehicles here is 100% so I guess he will have to find someone else with a lot of money ot buy it...

There are 56 countries that drive on the left, surely he could get it to one of them? Carribean?

LOL.............there are not many roads in the Caribean that a Vet could be driven on

...but plenty of pretty girls to attract!!

I forgot to mention earlier that even in the USA there are few places that such a car can be "really driven" too.........Most of the places I have driven in the USA allow a max of 65MPH on certain roads......I have heard that some states allow higher speeds, but not by much......that car is wasted in the USA, the same as on some Carribean Island.....but at least the driver would be on the right (left) side of the road!!

I live in Germany, where every year many citizens come from around the world, to get into a hired sports car and blast around on our Autobahns........some are 4 lanes and totally unlimited......!!!

Eat your heart out!!!

I wasn't the speed issue I was noting about the Caribean.............it is the fact that the roads are way too full of potholes, gravel, etc for anything with the ground clearance of a Vet to be driven on.....

AH!

That is why they smoke weed, to keep relaxed, we westerners would only get angry,

damn frickin &%##$ slow road

Maybe someone who has a mail route would be interested.

Yeah, we have a 'mail lady' in the area who's pretty hot (delivers more than mail to males). Bet she'd love that car.

I could use it here in Japan!

Hey, i'm 16 and left handed. I'm terrified of driving in a Left-Hand Drive car. I've been trying to find a Right-Hand Drive car. Its harder than i thought. How do you convert a LHD car to a RHD car? Can you just order it that way? Or do you have to do it yourself?

Just go one of the 56 countries that still drive on the left and buy a car.......look on ebay for such cars (almost) everywhere.......search on the web using righthand drive or right hand drive for example, plus a name of a car that interests you best.....

Nothing simpler than that!!!

Unless a car was built to be either right or lefthand drive in the same chassis (most UK built cars at least), a conversion will be not easy, plus getting it approved maybe impossible......

If you detailed where you lived we could also help better.......

"Hey, i'm 16 and left handed. I'm terrified of driving in a Left-Hand Drive car."

if you are that uncoordinated and that afraid of driving a left-hand car, maybe you shouldn't be driving. There are millions of left handed people driving left-hand cars

and, every day people travel to countries that have the drivers seat on the opposite side of what they are accustomed to. it takes about 5 minutes to learn to drive there, the biggest issue I've had was remembering to look in the correct derection when making a turn at an intersection (yea, i know you should look both ways ) and making sure that you get in the correct lane.......

most countris have their roads set up so that the drivers seat is arranged so that they can see better when trying to pass the car in front of them. (St Croix is one exception that I have driven in)

the problem with driving a car with the drivers seat on the opposite side of what is normal for that country, is that the driver is not in a good position to be able to see around the vehicle in front of him when he wants to pass....