Subject	You should have no problem at all since they are YOUR parts.
Posted by	Unluky(MO) on May 18, 2003 at 7:14 PM
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In Reply To	I am thinking about have some parts installed in Canada posted by Stangz88 on May 18, 2003 at 05:46 PM
Message	going on YOUR car. If you were selling them, it would be a different story. I am the export manager where I work and we ship stuff to Canada all the time, but it is different if it is for your own use. You can not export guns/ammo into Canada without a license, but you can take them up with you for a hunting trip since they are for you. Same deal with car parts, or anything else would be my guess. Call your local customs if you want to make sure. If the person hem-haws around, ask for a supervisor. sometime you can get a nit-wit and they can give bad info. I would bet it would be no probelm at all though.
Follow Ups	I am thinking about have some parts installed in Canada - Stangz88 17:46:32 05/18/03 hmmm...never thought of smuggling parts across the border... - NR98 (Ohio) 17:51:31 05/18/03 you shouldnt have any problem bringing parts - TARGETZ 18:00:39 05/18/03 re-read it....its the other way around US to Canada - NR98 (Ohio) 18:08:58 05/18/03 ok if he means that then he still shouldnt have a problem - TARGETZ 19:33:40 05/18/03 Heres what i was contemplating/what has been done... - MrSex-Z 19:10:44 05/18/03 Re: Heres what i was contemplating/what has been done... - turbo1 20:00:13 05/18/03 You should have no problem at all since they are YOUR parts. - Unluky(MO) 19:14:29 05/18/03 Bringing in new items in retail packing is not the same as - YugoBernie (San Diego) 20:55:50 05/18/03
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