Reply to "1982 DeTomaso Pantera GT5 in North of the Border"

eclectechieMember

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Originally posted by Mark Charlton:
Importing a car 15+ years old is pretty easy (just did it). Other than all the taxes, it's a simple form. Just make sure you have a clear title and an export clearance stamp from US Customs (takes 3 days to clear titles for export). Also, isn't there a 6.1% duty applied to cars not made in North America, regardless of age?

When I imported my not-made-in-North-America Pantera into Canada last December, no duty was payable because the car was more than 25 years old.

That was a pleasant surprise, especially because GST and PST are payable on the 6.1% duty.

2/6/078:35 PM

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