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Old 05-18-2005, 12:44 AM
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Anyone bring anything cross the border?

I'm bringing a dirt bike cross the border that I'm buying down in the states adn I wanna know what I need to get it cross the border and how long it's gunna take me (approx). Thanks a million for any help!
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Old 05-18-2005, 01:47 AM
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I brought a brandnew 3550 Tremec trans over a couple of years ago, but that's a fraction of size when compared to a dirt bike.

If I could offer you one piece of advice, make sure the previous owner writes up a low ball final price on the bike, thus taxes will be cheaper.
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but u'r taking the chance that the border guard won't know n e thing about what is coming across, and that could you if they know anything. 'ive seen it happen before. just dont go too low on the price.
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Originally Posted by mike_hall_z24
but u'r taking the chance that the border guard won't know n e thing about what is coming across, and that could you if they know anything. 'ive seen it happen before. just dont go too low on the price.
Good point, but I would sincerely hope the buyer is aware of that. You never know, maybe the owner is a tight-*** and won't be as flexible. For the most part, the Canadian border official are real lenient when a Canadian citizen is returning into the country.

When I was in Canada 2 weeks ago on vacation, I visited my partners in W. N.Y. Anyhow, when I returned home through the border, I reached into the console to grab my passport, and little behold there was two others there (mothers/brothers). So there I am holding 3 passports and the border official is starring at me with a scarce look. I told him they were family members, and he didn't even check them. "I understand, have a nice day," he said.
Funny situation to say the least.
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