M52

[Frankiesideways]

Pm if so

[Jfreak]

I'd like to sell as a whole. Don't have time to part it out.

[TG Goose]

Would you drive to Langley, BC? (very close to border, just outside bellingham, wa) I'll cover your gas expense!

[Jfreak]

Would you drive to Langley, BC? (very close to border, just outside bellingham, wa) I'll cover your gas expense!

I could drive as far as the border, can't cross as I don't have a passport to get back. Lol
As long as you cover gas.

[328ijunkie]

poo

[Jfreak]

Ttt

[TG Goose]

You should be able to cross without a passport. I go down without mine all the time. I dont have a vehicle to transport the motor, so you'd have to come to me. Unless you give me a hell of a deal and I freight it to me.

[Jfreak]

You should be able to cross without a passport. I go down without mine all the time. I dont have a vehicle to transport the motor, so you'd have to come to me. Unless you give me a hell of a deal and I freight it to me.

I'll have to look into it further, but if I remember right, I can cross but to get back into the US you need a passport. I'll let ya know after I read into it more.
I think this is already a hell of a deal... Lol

[Jfreak]

As of 2009:
Visitors from any country other than the U.S. have always needed a passport to enter Canada. On the other hand, because of a friendly border crossing agreement between Canada and the United States, Canada Border Services did not require U.S. citizens to present a passport to enter Canada. This friendly border crossing agreement used to be mutual; however, now the WHTI requires that U.S. citizens have a passport to return home. In this way, passport requirements for Canada and U.S. borders are different on paper, but, are in practice, the same. Canada will not allow a U.S. citizen into the country who does not have the proper documentation to return home.

[TG Goose]

lame, sorry man, I just cant come pick it up

[Jfreak]

No worries, sorry I couldn't help.