Hi Ed, he´s problem is easy to explain. Ten years ago as the iron curtain fall down came a lot of so callend "businessman" from Poland to the "west" countrys to buy all cheap used cars they can get. They bought every pice of yunk including complete cars from junkyards to import this pieces of scrap to Poland. At this time here in Germany you can´t get a used car under $7000 the cheaper ones are completly sold out to Poland. You can´t imagine at this time there are standing thousands (we measured them in miles) of that cars at the german/poland border waiting for crossing it. To stop that kind of business the polands made a law that forbids to import cars older than ten years. But the polands are really funny people. By now the disasemble the cars her in germany, so the have only "spare parts", put them on a truck cross the border and build them back together in Poland. So the only chance for Tom to import his DeLorean to Poland is doing it the same way. He only had to remove the body from the frame and ship to car in two sets of "spare parts" to Poland. That isn´t really funny, but it works... -- Regards Michael Reinemuth ------------------------------------------------------- eMail: micha@xxxx - Heidelberg, Germany http://www.delorean.de - DeLorean Site Deutschland ------------------------------------------------------- Ann & Ed Thompson schrieb: > Good morning Tom! > > From where are you trying to ship your D to Poland? If you already own > it, I don't understand what the problem is. > > Regards, > Ed Thompson > Midlothian, VA > USA > > > Tom Niemczewski wrote: > > > > In my case it's more complicated. I am trying to ship my D to Poland. Our > > law does not allow anyone to import a car that is more than 10 years old. It > > doesn't matter what car it is.... classic or not. I doesn't matter how much > > one is willing to pay..... you CAN'T do it.