[SIZE=3][FONT=Times New Roman]I bought a 1969 mini from England and it’s in New Jersey sense July. I need a customer broker does any one knows of one that can help me…. [/FONT][/SIZE]

 

I never have used a broker. I suggest my shipper could refer you to one. Call Phoenix Cargo in Southampton for help. They likely know someone to use.
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What is the hold up/problem?

 

You do not need a broker to import a vehicle into the U.S. Give Customes and ask what paperwork they require to release the vehicle to you. There will be a $30 to $100 import fee that will need to be payed on the spot.

 

Not entirely true. In Florida, if your vehicle is over a certain value, the law requires you to use a broker. Don't know of any that far north though.

 

Is this US Customs or a Florida thing? Customs just requires the proper paperwork and import fee. That sounds like a Dock worker union thingy happening, well that sucks for Florida.

 

I spend all week trying to see what is going on with my car and call the shipping company and they look it up and they dont know y my car is being hell up...

 

it must be in the name of "National security"
-i guess they are looking for airbags or fuel infections
good luck btw

 

Brain is a littel fuzzy and I can't find my paperwork but I used a broker in NJ to bring mine in.
Try: EH Harms - (908)353-1600

Walked in, paid my billl, (think about $100) they handed me the paperwork pointed me to the docks and an hour later (including drilling out the front bolts to attach a tow bar) I was on my way.

Good Luck