ICBC rates for RHD Delica

[Alaskan]

I am in Alaska but am considering buying a Delica in BC and keeping it there.
Finding out about costs for registration and insuring with ICBC seems about
as easy as putting an elephant thru a needle's eye. Can anyone pass along
basic rates for registering and insuring a Delica? My driving record is perfect.
Think rates are higher for non-residents?

[loki]

I am in Alaska but am considering buying a Delica in BC and keeping it there.
Finding out about costs for registration and insuring with ICBC seems about
as easy as putting an elephant thru a needle's eye. Can anyone pass along
basic rates for registering and insuring a Delica? My driving record is perfect.
Think rates are higher for non-residents?

I could if I wasn't too damn lazy to use the search function as I know there are a couple posts about this already, might even still be on the main page, not sure, I'm just too lazy to look for myself.

[jessef]

a) ICBC won't insure an american living in america with a canadian vehicle (where vehicle is in America) unless you have a RI import it, which won't happen with a 15 year old Delica

b) you won't be able to import a 92 Delica until 2017

* c) If you're a non-resident, you can drive in B.C. for up to six months if you hold a valid driver's licence from another province, state or country.

* d) if you are residing inside BC temporarily, you can buy and insure a vehicle with proof of identification/license/permanent address within BC.

* These are from ICBC directly.