Virginia residents

[I hope GMRULES again]

Any Virginia residents here or people who can help me? I bought a car on Ebay that I'm picking up in Virginia this friday and I want to know how to do the transfer and get a transit to drive the car home to Canada. See my post in the Oldsmobile section under "bought a 77 Cutlass Supreme" if you want to see this beauty.

Thanks

[Screaming Trees]

VA DMV

Here is a link to the Virginia DMV. I hope this helps out

[I hope GMRULES again]

VA DMV

Here is a link to the Virginia DMV. I hope this helps out

Yes I've read all through the site but I can only find Phone numbers that are 1-800 for information and they don't work from here ( Canada). Feel like making the call for me and asking what the procedure is for out of state residents who buy a car in Virginia? 1-866-368-5463 or 1-800-435-5137, I'd owe you one.

[Screaming Trees]

I went to the contact us page and sent them an e-mail. I'll let you know what they say when they reply to me.

[I hope GMRULES again]

I went to the contact us page and sent them an e-mail. I'll let you know what they say when they reply to me.

Thanks, for some reason I never thought of that, too much on my mind right now since I'm leaving tommorow at 6:00.

[Camino LS6]

C'mon guys. He needs numbers for an Auto tag place in Virginia, or do you guys just have the DMV?

[Screaming Trees]

The response from the DMV

Thank you for visiting www.dmvnow.com.

DMV in VA does not issue 30 day tags.

He can visit a VA DMV Customer Service Center and purchase a 3 day

owner's trip permit. He will need to provide us with the VIN, make, model

and year of the vehicle. He will need to have insurance on the vehicle

or purchase a month of Uninsured Motorist Insurance. He will also need

a Bill of Sale from the seller.

To purchase the trip permit he will need proof of ownership such as a

valid assignable title, valid assigned title, registration card, bill of

sale or other document showing ownership.

The fee for the trip permit is $5.

A link to our DMV office locations is below:

http://www.dmvnow.com/webdoc/utilities/offices.asp

Did you check with your local DMV about how to get the car in to Canada?

Where in VA are you getting the car?

Honestly the easiest thing to do would be to haul it back on a trailer.

Edited April 18, 2007 by Screaming Trees

[Oracle of Delphi]

Did you check with both the Federal governments of the US & Canada about getting it across the border? Since 911, it is not as easy as it use to be.

[Screaming Trees]

Did you check with both the Federal governments of the US & Canada about getting it across the border? Since 911, it is not as easy as it use to be.

As long as he has all his proper paperwork (title, bill of sale) signed and dated he should have no problem leaving the US with his car. However I have no idea about getting it into Canada.

Will customs want any kind of money upfront for taxes or anything like that?

Edited April 18, 2007 by Screaming Trees

[Oracle of Delphi]

As long as he has all his proper paperwork (title, bill of sale) signed and dated he should have no problem leaving the US with his car. However I have no idea about getting it into Canada.

Will customs want any kind of money upfront for taxes or anything like that?

I don't know, but I do believe emissions and polution regs might be an issue, I don't think the standards are the same between the US & Canada.

[Camino LS6]

He has to go through some kind of approval process, shouldn't be a big deal for a car that old. Now, if he bought a new GTO, it could be an issue.

[american_revolution_2005]

When it says Uninsured Motorist Insurance, technically aren't they being insured in a way. Nice Cutlass though.

[aaaantoine]

Uninsured Motorist Insurance

That is among the dumbest of real terms that I've seen.

[Screaming Trees]

I hope GM rules again Did all go well with the car???

[Oracle of Delphi]

Yeah I was thinking about you too, how did it go?

Edited April 25, 2007 by Pontiac Custom-S