Sorry, I was a little tired when I posted the last message on this topic.
Although it made sense to me at the time I've reposted it below with the
apprporiate corrections.
> I know someone was asking for info on importing cars into Canada.
> I previously posted the Transport Canada links and here are Canada Customs
> links. I work for Customs and they were really difficult to find. I
think
> I'll let the people in our Communications Branch know just how hard they
were to find.
>
> Anyway, it gives you some idea of how to calculate the value for duty and
> the associated the duties and taxes for importing an automobile.
> http://www.rc.gc.ca/E/pub/cp/rc4140ed/rc4140ed.html
>This is my favourite part of the regulations:
>"If you arrive at a customs office and your vehicle does not meet the
>requirements of both customs and Transport Canada, you must either export
or
>destroy your vehicle under customs supervision. You are responsible for all
>the related costs."
>I can just see some guy saying fine, "I'm not going to export it give me a
>sledge hammer!"
>Actually if you were patient enough you could disassemble it and bring it
in
>parts then reassemble it in Canada : )
1972 TR6 CC83984U
Page and car both in need of repairs)
http://www3.sympatico.ca/tallack
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