Bringing a Classic Car from Canada to U.S.

[chris slawski]

Similar question that has been nagging me. I am in NJ where the dmv does have it’s hoops. Can anyone shed some light on NJ experience bringing in a car from a bill of sale or registration transfer state? I have shied away from those cars for that reason. Than you.

[Tracker1]

Originally Posted by chris slawski

Similar question that has been nagging me. I am in NJ where the dmv does have it’s hoops. Can anyone shed some light on NJ experience bringing in a car from a bill of sale or registration transfer state? I have shied away from those cars for that reason. Than you.

njsteve is the best member to ask about that. According to his experience, NJ is an absolute nightmare for bringing out-of-country cars into the state. Most other states, it's a breeze.

[njsteve]

Originally Posted by Tracker1

njsteve is the best member to ask about that. According to his experience, NJ is an absolute nightmare for bringing out-of-country cars into the state. Most other states, it's a breeze.

Here's the link:
https://www.yenko.net/forum/showthrea...le#post1153220

I used TFX and they were great for transport from British Columbia to NJ. (TFX even refunded the brokerage fee when the broker decided to drop the ball after they learned that they were being taken over by another company).

Getting it here isn't the problem. It seems that some states are really easy and some states like NJ are right out of the movie "Brazil".

[chris slawski]

Thanks folks..makes sense that me and my buddies call NJ the people's republic of New Germany.