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Post Info TOPIC: Searching for Canadian who bought RV in USA


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Searching for Canadian who bought RV in USA


I'm looking to get any relevant info from Canadian people that have purchased their motorhome in the US.

Since we have decided that we should become fulltimer in approx 24 months, we're having a closer look to our options regarding our purchase.  We already know the type of RV we want for living.  I've been browsing the web for so many years and attented several RV show but now it's time to begin our serious shopping process.  Now it is time not only to look at them on the screen or at an RV show it is time for serious shopping. 

I would like to know if it was worthwhile to buy in the US instead of buying in Canada.  Right now the exchange rate is not to high compare to several years ago.  I find that there is more choice and it seems that the price across the border is better.  Unless I find the deal of the year I'm looking to buy new. We will be looking at a DP with 4 slides or a full wall +2.

If someone had any dealing with dealers like MHRVS out of Texas or RV one or any other dealers that are use to do business with Canadian I would like your comments. As an example was the importation was an easy process or if it was a pain.  According to CBSA the process to import a vehicule doesn't look very hard but all the steps need to be followed otherwise it can be frustrating.  Is there any concern I should be aware or to take into consideration if I choose to buy in US.  Any ideas or tips will be greatly appreciated.

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You might try contacting the bayfieldbunch. They purchased a motorhome last winter and brought it back to Canada.

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Piece of cake buying in the states. I use a Customs Broker to handle the paperwork. For a couple of hundred$ it's worth the piece of mind.

PM me if you need more info.



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Bought mine through Cranky Ape Auction. Got it out of Orlando, Florida. I use Percy H. Davis for my business broker. That's who I used for the brokering.......Went smooth. I just contacted the coach & chassis manufacturer for the required recall letters(which were all ok). Faxed the letters to the broker. Had Cranky Ape fax the paperwork and title to the broker(don't send originals just in case they get lost in mail). The original documents will be with the seller when you pick up the unit. That way you for sure have the doc's in hand when you get to the border. Just make sure what ever you're buying is able to be imported into Canada.

 

Other than all that it worked ............Smooth.



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