I've been reading lots of information about importing a car into canada from states that is LESS than 15 years old, but what if its MORE than 15 years old? what do I have to do then?? I've been able to find very little information on that.
thanks!
I've been reading lots of information about importing a car into canada from states that is LESS than 15 years old, but what if its MORE than 15 years old? what do I have to do then?? I've been able to find very little information on that.
thanks!
Last edited by Prince Tikki; 05-23-2008 at 10:52 AM.
in before the lock.
really though
the question is
how do you miss this?
http://forums.beyond.ca/category/2/g...car-bike-talk/
he means in before the thread gets closed/locked
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Actually no, RIV doesn't do anything for cars over 15 years old, it's transport canada/customs you need to deal with. Same rules apply as with importing a car from japan over 15 years old.Originally posted by kevie88
www.RIV.ca
In reference to Rob Anders:
Originally posted by ZenOps
Hes not really that bad...
He didn't, he posted in it......... Unless the threads been moved.Originally posted by ricescream
really though
the question is
how do you miss this?
http://forums.beyond.ca/category/2/g...car-bike-talk/
In reference to Rob Anders:
Originally posted by ZenOps
Hes not really that bad...
awesome thats what i thought, how do i find out more information about that? website? phone number?
and is there something wrong about posting this? with the replies i'm getting it looks like it, its been awhile since i read the rules.
thanks!
CLICK ME!!!Originally posted by Prince Tikki
awesome thats what i thought, how do i find out more information about that? website? phone number?
and is there something wrong about posting this? with the replies i'm getting it looks like it, its been awhile since i read the rules.
thanks!
Sig nuked by mod.
If the vehicle is over 15 years, the only difference is that you do not have to comply federally. You will still have to comply provincially and pay all the fees necessary at customs minus the RIV fee. Once you get the vehicle here, you go to the registry, get a request for inspection (depending on the VIN you may be required to bring the vehicle to the registry for VIN verification), go to a mechanic that does the out of province inspection, get your insurance and register it.