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"Dave Baker" wrote in message
om... Has anyone out there purchased a boat in the U.S and then shipped it to the U.K? I live in England and am currently looking into buying my first boat, some sort of 17-18ft bowrider. After a bit of research I discovered that the Maxum 1800MX, for example, is about 14000 pounds here but only about 14000 dollars in the US - that's equivalent to £7-£8K!!!! It's not fair! - Hence my question. If anyone has done this before, I'd be interested to here of any problems, unforseen expenses etc. Thanks, Dave Baker. I read an article on this recently: Boats has to have a CE certificate to be sold, resold, insured, used (?) in Europe. The certification cannot reasonably be done after import bacause, according to the article, the US manufacturers does not provide the information needed. /Lars J |
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On Monday 10 May 2004 11:47 am in rec.boats Lars Johansson wrote:
I read an article on this recently: Boats has to have a CE certificate to be sold, resold, insured, used (?) in Europe. The certification cannot reasonably be done after import bacause, according to the article, the US manufacturers does not provide the information needed. Many USA manufacturers have a European version of their products which meets the requirements. You just need to make sure that you get the correct version with all of the required paperwork. This means that you will need to deal direct with the manufacturer who might want to sell only through approved dealers. If the UK dealer is too expensive it is probably worth shopping around dealers in other EU countries. -- My real address is crn (at) netunix (dot) com WARNING all messages containing attachments or html will be silently deleted. Send only plain text. |
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