Importing from Europe
- Thread starter buddan
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Hi Buddan,
might help to say where to and give a bit more detail. A few people have done the Europe to US process.
Regards,
Rohan
might help to say where to and give a bit more detail. A few people have done the Europe to US process.
Regards,
Rohan
Please get the VINs to register them either as parts cars or "in restoration"
Us govt has a specialist for this
Contact the a federal govt. they have a specialist for this type of activity. It's Dick Merritt of Ferrari fame. The rest is easily handled via an import and shipping broker who does this regularly.
Contact the a federal govt. they have a specialist for this type of activity. It's Dick Merritt of Ferrari fame. The rest is easily handled via an import and shipping broker who does this regularly.
IS3FIFTY
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Make sure to check with your DMV
Check the DMV website or contact them if noting on the site.
I'm in California and they have an extensive section on direct imports. CA is a pain in the a$$ when it comes to imports and require a lot of paperwork. MD may have less restrictions...
Check the DMV website or contact them if noting on the site.
I'm in California and they have an extensive section on direct imports. CA is a pain in the a$$ when it comes to imports and require a lot of paperwork. MD may have less restrictions...
taylorcom
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With my brother, I imported my '72 3.0 CS from Italy in '85. They were seelling for $2-3K there then. Most of the conversion work was fairly simple & cosmetic. You had to have the parts, tho. Lots of paperwork involved, as you have to document everything with photos and send them to the feds for approval. Bottomline was I paid about $8K for the car, total, and still drive it. Watch out for rust & quickie paint jobs.