89 3.2l mtx - **sold**

[sho_bc]

bump for new price that also includes the police grill now.

 

[Hybucci]

Do you have any idea what the process is to get this imported into the US? Im extremely interested. Wheres the car located at?

 

[sho_bc]

As it says in my info, I'm in Vancouver, Canada.

As for Americans importing the car to the US, a quick Google query brought me to this link: http://www.importexporthelp.com/importing-cars.htm
I don't know how relevant or up to date it is, but its a starting point.

 

[Hybucci]

I was reading through that page last night. There werent any differences between the US and Canadian cars were there?

 

[sho_bc]

Aside from the gauge cluster and odometer, none that I'm aware of from 1989. As can be seen in the photos, it does show MPH as well, on the inside of the KM/H numbers.

 

[Hybucci]

Yeah, that wouldnt bother me in the the first place. It seems the process is easy im just debating the 3000 mile drive one way.

 

[Foamy]

Damn I want this car. If it is for sale still in a week or so after I sell my GTP I will be all over this like a fat kid on cake!

 

[Enzo731]

How much to bring it to Montreal? I'm interested. Need a DD because my 95 MTX is busted.

 

[sho_bc]

I don't know how much transporting it to Montreal costs. Thats something you need to research and factor into your budget.

 

[94BCSHO]

seen this thing on my usual craigslist SHO searches and it looks like a deal.

On a related/unrelated note: have you seen that other red 89 where the ad says peels rubber in first three gears he is never going to sell the thing. theres also a silver 94 ATX where for some reason hes bought a new tv so hes giving his old 20" tv for free if you by the car

 

[sho_bc]

That other 89 has been sitting on the same used car lot for 2yrs and is in crappy condition.

 

[94BCSHO]

while the craigslist ad doesnt help much on top of its condition

 

[sho_bc]

Car has been sold locally. Mods can lock/delete thread now.

 

[shopartsnw]

Glad to hear your sold your car, but you will be missed. Make sure you introduce the new owner to the local club members and the local club.

Mike