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Old 06-18-2009, 11:06 PM
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Hello -

Im a service member serving in the UK and I own a 1982 Mini. But I have orders to Korea & my next assignment might be Japan. Im not authorized to bring a vehicle into Japan. Which means, if Im successful w/ importing the car, the Mini would be in storage for three years or so. With that said, has anyone here imported a Mini before? How troublesome was it?
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Old 06-19-2009, 06:14 AM
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Not too troublesome. Costs about $1,500 unless as a serviceman you can ship for less. Contact Phoenix Cargo out of Southampton UK http://www.phoenix-cargo.com/ They're the best!
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Copy that! Thanks for the link.
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It's worth storing it. Find somewhere cheap to store. We stored my father's 1959 corvette in a friend's sealed up dry barn for about 5 years while we were living in Australia and then Panama... IMO... you'll regret not keeping it if it's a car you truly love.
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Yea, you're right. Ive got plans for the car & it JUST came out of the paint booth too.
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