gtxno1
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Hello everyone is there anybody out there that have done this what has to be done thanks
I think what might be more important, is what is needed at your states motor vehicle department to register it. I do not believe getting in this country from theirs is that difficult. I would check there first. BUT? Are you going to license or is it for parts?Hello everyone is there anybody out there that have done this what has to be done thanks
I disagree, in my humble opinion, it depends what province/ territory you are from. I have seen pictures of cars being restored that I couldn’t believe that are being done. Where and when was the car parked. Have friends in Texas and other States you would think would be minimal rust free areas. They said No, depends on where in the state.In my experience most cars in Canada are rust bucket's unless it's a garage queen that was no expenses spared kind of car !
In my experience most cars in Canada are rust bucket's unless it's a garage queen that was no expenses spared kind of car !
the southern parts of Alberta , sask, Manitoba.. some parts of lower bc, cars are not to bad.. got to remember..they were cars just like todays cars.. driven every where., all year round...