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Subject:Re: vanagon Digest - 1 Dec 2003 to 2 Dec 2003 - Special issue (#2003-1132)
From:Jean-Pierre Le Cruguel
Date:Tue, 2 Dec 2003 10:51:01 -0500

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    2. 1986 Syncro For Sale...Albany, NY
> Date:    Tue, 2 Dec 2003 00:42:02 EST
> From:    Andy Morse <AudibleA@AOL.COM>
> Subject: 1986 Syncro For Sale...Albany, NY
>
> I'm looking for a good place to post this, I thought I'd start here. Any
> other suggestions are appreciated.
>
> I bought this van from a friend who was going back out west, I don't have the
> need for it. Motorcycles are my new passion. This is a good deal. Van was out
> west most of it's life. I have most repair history reports.
>
> 1986 VW Syncro GL (Gold, brown interior)
> 139,000
> Very little rust (a tiny bit at some seams, small amount underneath)
> New water pump, thermostat,  wires, plugs, cap, rotor, muffler pipe, ox
> 2sensor (needs to be installed)
>
> Interior is in great shape other than (needs sliding door panel, a few arm
> rests are broken)
> King bed
> Motor runs strong
> Tranny shifts fine
> Body is in very good shape, some rubber missing from bumpers
> Muffler is quite
> Good tread
> Has differential lock
> CD player 4 speakers
> Center console
>
>
> Needs:
> Starter (works, but needs to be whacked once in a while to work, I have a
> relay to go in)
> Heater fan motor front (works but is really loud)
> Air conditioning (doesn't work, haven't checked it out)
> There may be a few other things, but that's all I've found in the few months
> I've had it.
>
> $2,500 firm and it's yours. I live very close to Albany, NY.
> Call Andy at 518-462-3372.
>

Hi all, especially fellow Canadians

Can someone briefly resume to what would be needed to import such a van
in Canada (especially in Quebec)? (to keep it simple: a running one,
with clear title, etc)
What are the main steps?

JP

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