Tyler is correct. Alan. '87 Syncro Westfalia. '73 914 2.0, bought in Quebec. On Thu, 11 Nov 1999 DOINKS99@AOL.COM wrote: > In a message dated 11/10/99 11:24:41 PM Eastern Standard Time, > lagcook@TELUSPLANET.NET writes: > > > if your concern is bringing it into the US and paying the duty, I can > > arrange with you to drive it over myself to avoid paying the 25%. > > > the buyer must bring the van across the border to get the necessary papers to > import the vehicle. the van cannot be registered in the usa without those > papers. > before attempting to bring the van across the border you must aslo get > paperwork from volkswagen saying that the van being imported meats all u.s. > specs and lists those modifications which will have to be made(speedometer, > brake light...) > > tyler -philadelphia > 88 doublecab syncro (bought in quebec) > |
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