Turbo nytro in Canada

[greasemonkey3406]

Hey guys, I have my 2012 Rush for sale and as soon as its sold Ill be lookin for a turbo nytro. Anyone in Canada that would happen to have one for sale? I would also consider buying from the US but Im not sure what kind of hassle it would be to get it across the border.

Thanks.

 

[Val Dust]

To import a sled, u have to give the canadian customs 72 hrs notice that u want to import it legally. Then u agree on what crossing u will be going through, and they will do an inspection of the sled and MAKE SURE that u have the TITLE with the sled from the original owner (not applicable in all states). Then u pay ur 12% hst on ur purchase price and voila

 

[greasemonkey3406]

So the title from the original owner would be their registration papers or a bill of sale? Also, do you know what they would need at motor registration to register it? Im assuming it would just be the paperwork from border services and the bill of sale.

 

[boost mod]

To import a sled, u have to give the canadian customs 72 hrs notice that u want to import it legally. Then u agree on what crossing u will be going through, and they will do an inspection of the sled and MAKE SURE that u have the TITLE with the sled from the original owner (not applicable in all states). Then u pay ur 12% hst on ur purchase price and voila

it's 5% if you cross at an alberta crossing (there are good deals i got my apex for less then half the cost.)
It's us customs that need 72 hrs to see if it is stolen once you get your paper work stamped for them then you go to the canadian side

 

[greasemonkey3406]

Haha sorry if I sound a little stupid at this but when I sold my last couple sleds, I just gave them my original registration certificate. I assume that is also called the title.

 

[greasemonkey3406]

it's 5% if you cross at an alberta crossing (there are good deals i got my apex for less then half the cost.)
It's us customs that need 72 hrs to see if it is stolen once you get your paper work stamped for them then you go to the canadian side

I would still have to pay the other 8% tax when I register it here so I guess either way I would have to pay 13%. I wonder how much it would be for transport from the midwest to Montreal? I can get it the rest of the way from there for free. Any other good places to look for sleds for sale besides the swapmeet on here?

 

[JDen]

Haha sorry if I sound a little stupid at this but when I sold my last couple sleds, I just gave them my original registration certificate. I assume that is also called the title.

The title is another piece of paper that americans deal with. I just bought a used dirt bike in Rexburg last week and to bring it home I needed the title AND bill of sale, it's like a bill of sale, but its just another piece of paper.

 

[Kibbels]

pm me if u r serious.. I have a fine Nytro that I'm willing to part with.

 

[greasemonkey3406]

Ok I have found something that suits my fancy. For anyone on here that has imported from the US, what did u need exactly for paperwork, inspections? I know that I would need the vehicle title and bill of sale. Anything else?

Thanks.

 

[boost mod]

Ok I have found something that suits my fancy. For anyone on here that has imported from the US, what did u need exactly for paperwork, inspections? I know that I would need the vehicle title and bill of sale. Anything else?

Thanks.

recall letter from mfg just for year and make. yamaha fax me in less then 24hr
part of your fee at the border is paying for the inspection canadian tire will do it. my inspection was less then 5min just asked if it had a kill switch he did not even know what it looked like just took my word for it.

 

[greasemonkey3406]

We dont have a Canadian Tire here so is there anywhere else that could do the inspection? Also, do I pay the taxes at the border or when I bring it to get it registered?

 

[Barcode]

www.riv.ca

They will have all the info you need.

 

[nytroturbo1]

I just showed up at the border with the title and bill of sale, paid the tax and left. did this for two sleds and a boat. Never had a hassle.

 

[greasemonkey3406]

I just showed up at the border with the title and bill of sale, paid the tax and left. did this for two sleds and a boat. Never had a hassle.

Did you then have to do anything extra to register them? Or was it just pay for the sticker and you were good to go?

 

[nytroturbo1]

Did you then have to do anything extra to register them? Or was it just pay for the sticker and you were good to go?

You can register them in canada no problem as long as you have the title and bill of sale. I never registered the sleds but the boat i did. My brother registered a sled from the US. He had no problems.

 

[greasemonkey3406]

Ok cool. As soon as the rush is sold, she will be on the back of a truck on the way here hehe.