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Buying Across the Border 120-130

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posted by  CVOLVO on  Tue Apr 26 00:42 CST 2005
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Good morning George:

I thought of that same scenario, but the US Customs officers ask us Canadians a simple question. "Are you bringing anything over and planning to leave in the U.S.A.?" What's the guy to say? "Yes, this car!". I'm sure the response would be - OK, pull over with guns drawn!

I suspect the car is not licensed, insured or possibly in driving condition either.

Hope you appreciate my humor (or as we spell it humour). There are significant differences between our countries and I have to say, border crossings are getting more vigilant since you know when! Have a great day.
--
Cam a.k.a. CVOLVO.COM






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