Thread: FS- 04 GTP Comp G *one of a kind*

Please check out my ad I am finally selling the gtp after all these years! Nothing wrong with it other than the paint chip as seen in the pictures on the kijiji ad. I would rather someone from the community buy it to keep it alive. Car has showroom potential.

139K Km on it
well maintained.
- have oil records/maintenance records as well.
- have all stock parts can give to new owner as well.

located in cambridge ON


http://www.kijiji.ca/v-cars-trucks/m...ationFlag=true


price is 8500$CAD obo !

Broken link and no price. Probably want to update before mods get in here

Originally Posted by xxpappas13xx

Broken link and no price. Probably want to update before mods get in here

link fixed!

I commented on you link on fb along with danprixgtp (think thats his username) and going to consider it and get back to you on it!

Originally Posted by xxpappas13xx

I commented on you link on fb along with danprixgtp (think thats his username) and going to consider it and get back to you on it!

okay sounds good

bump only has 85K miles on it price is 6700$usd

How does transfer of title, registration, etc work when purchasing internationally?

Originally Posted by 04trbogp

How does transfer of title, registration, etc work when purchasing internationally?

transfer of the title is no different. Registration isn't a problem there is just some paperwork when bringing cars across the border not a big deal just do some research. I almost purchased a car in the states a few years ago and had looked into it. Not difficult at all.

thanks

1) Make sure that the car you buy in Canada can pass all of the U.S. environmental and safety standards. The car's manufacturer will be able to give you this information. If you need to make some minor modifications for the car to comply, you can still bring it over the border. However, keep in mind that cars built for the Canadian market are not made with an eye toward U.S. regulations, so be very thorough about this step or you may find that you can't register your new car.

2) Check your state's environmental and emissions standards for cars. Each state has different rules, and not every car can pass an inspection in every state. You can get a copy of your state's rules from the agency that regulates vehicles. California, for example, has very strict emissions rules and your Canadian car may not pass muster if you hope to register or sell it in that state.

3) Locate a car you like, and start crunching numbers. Convert the cost to U.S. dollars, and collect estimates for converting the speedometer and odometer from kilometers to miles, if necessary. If emissions equipment and other modifications are needed, you may be looking at a large investment.

4) Purchase your car in Canada, either remotely or by traveling there yourself. You are subject to local sales taxes at the time of purchase.

5) Prepare to drive your car back across the border into the United States. Collect all documents related to the vehicle, proof of your insurance, bill of sale, and registration in Canada.

6) Expect to pay a 2.5 percent duty on the purchase value of your car when you get to customs. You may be able to avoid much of the duty charge with the $400 exemption that you are entitled to as a returning U.S. resident.

Seems easy enough.

Yeah emissions doesn't differ really from Canada to U.s it will pass any test. No money need to be thrown converting the spedo as it can be changed to mph with the click of a button (unless u want an American spedo that will read a little less)

still for for sale and open to offers !

bump updated ad posted with new price http://www.kijiji.ca/v-cars-trucks/c...ationFlag=true

bump car is still for sale guys. open to offers!

bump this car needs a new home!

http://www.kijiji.ca/v-cars-trucks/m...ationFlag=true