Importing converted bus from US to Canada

[abacusblack]

Aba -

I really don't think you'd have a problem with a 4104 or 4106 - both are pre-1971, which, IIRC, is the furthest back TC covers.

I know of at least 3 4104s in Canada, all in BC.

Keep doing your homework!

FWIW & HTH. . .

Hi RJ.
Sent you an E Mail

[usbusin]

I know of three 4104's and one 4106 in New Brunswick. 

[Runcutter]

Good point.  I stopped and visited (briefly) with a 4107 owner, south of Moncton, New Brunswick.

Arthur

[buswarrior]

Anything that was run in Canada, can be imported, if it isn't already here.

All the GM coaches were run here, as well as MCI and Prevost. The handful of RTS in Toronto are getting closer to disposal, otherwise, none of them.

Best to learn what the current language and terms to use are...

bus, coach, rv, conversion, home built, etc, some of these are the right ones, some are the triggers for expulsion.

If you want to play the game, you best hire someone with the interpreter's guide to the current bureaucratic direction.

You use the wrong term even once in describing it, you are fubar.

happy coaching!
buswarrior

[Nellie Wilson]

Hey BW -

I'm not familiar with 'fubar'... is that some beaurocratic technical term?

I mean, what's it mean?

Nellie

[lostagain]

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