Exporting my ZF for repairs and I need input please

markcharltonOld enough to know better and still young enough not to care. My '71 Pantera

Hi Guys,

I am appealing to anyone from Canada who has shipped out their ZF to the USA for repairs to help guide me through the process. I want to ensure that I am only charged tax on the value of the repair work, and not on the full value of a "new" ZF (not sure how anyone could calculate that value anyway…).

I have tired making sense of the CBSA memorandums and can't get a clear read on what is required to be done when I take it across the border. Both as I export it from Canada, and as I pass through US Customs on entry to the USA with it. I plan on sending it freight after I get it into the US to RBT.

Does anyone here have any recent experiences they can share?

Thanks!
Mark

4/30/141:13 PM

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