Reply to "Shipping to Canada"

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

When I'm out of the country and return, I have the ability to declare "goods following" along with whatever I have with me.

It may be possible for your brother to ship the parts directly home and still declare/include them in his returning duty-free allowance when he re-enters the UK. He could buy the parts and send them via USPS (mail) to save costs. You will likely find this to be not much more than shipping to Canada, and probably a lot less because of our punitive customs clearance fees in Canada.

Mark

7/1/158:34 AM

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