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 Both Martin and I (and Rich... and severalothers) 
have done the process... some of us more than once. It's dead easy. 
  
Check the club website - there is plenty of info 
there. 
  
As for costs, it's only the actual shipping and 
duty that will be extra. 5% duty and, depending on where the car is, about $1000 
shipping (tho it can be much less). 
  
Dan 
Vin#5284 - Hana 
----- Original Message -----  
Sent: Wednesday, January 15, 2003 11:02 
AM 
Subject: Re: [doc] Cheap car on 
ebay 
  
Hello all, 
 I know that the rserve isn't met yet, but this looks to be far better 
quality than the one going for $7100.Item 
# 2400366445 
 Also, what other costa are there involved in importing one like this? 
 I wouldn't be bothered about getting it road-worthy straight away, so how 
much would it cost just to get a left-hooker across the pond?  Does 
anyone know? 
 Mike Sumner (178) 
  
  "mgutkowski@xxxx" <webmaster@xxxx> 
wrote: 
 19 
hours to go, currently $7100, reserve 
met.
  http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=31830&item =1876803926
  I'd 
be considering this as a first car if you're not afraid of a bit 
of work.
  Martin
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