[V8] Canadian V8's

[Ron Wainwright]

After reading a few web sites I was kinda thinking the same thing.... have Gunter or whomever drive the Blk car over the boarder & then I'd slap my plates on it & scoot back to Mass with it.

 But I'll be talking to Gunter later today to find out whats possible & whats not.

 & Roger.... I have all the stuff here @ my house anyway... I have 2 spair 3.6 motors, Trans's, wireing, tcu, ecu ect ect ect......
 So you can still get what you want :-)

 But I'll update what the plan will be after I talk to Gunter.

 Ron


--- On Wed, 2/11/09, Roger Woodbury <rmwoodbury at roadrunner.com> wrote:

> From: Roger Woodbury <rmwoodbury at roadrunner.com>
> Subject: Canadian V8's
> To: mark.afheldt at zerox.com
> Cc: ron_01056 at yahoo.com, v8 at audifans.com
> Date: Wednesday, February 11, 2009, 6:45 AM
> Aha!  I knew it.  Someone once told me if it was too good to
> be true, it
> probably was! :)
> 
> Since Mark is IN Canada, he is the most logical V8
> Addict...er...ENTHUSIAST
> to get one of Gunter's V8's.  Choose on, and color
> it "GONE".  A perfect
> solution.
> 
> The other car should go to Ron since he has been in this
> soap opera lots
> longer than me, for sure.  How about this scenario:
> 
> Perhaps the car could be driven across the border by a
> Canadian citizen.  If
> the car was driven across the border it could change hands
> there and be
> driven back to Massachusetts, where it would be dismantled
> at Ron's leisure.
> There is NO way that the car can be legally brought into
> this country as a
> user, UNLESS all the documentation including that from Audi
> will stipulate
> that the car met all US requirements, DOT and EPA.  
> 
> That's the easiest way for Ron to get the car.  The
> other would be to pull
> engine and transmission in Canada and bring the car back in
> pieces. The
> paper work would probably be simpler that way.
> 
> Whichever way it goes, I will step out of the queue for
> these cars now.  One
> should stay in Canada and the other should go to Ron. 
> Roger will sink back
> into the winter doldrums and his A6S Fantasy.  As my late
> Mother used to
> say:  "Roger:  there is ALWAYS another car!".
> 
> Roger