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From Sussex to Texas... advice needed
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HI Everyone, At some point in the new year (probably April) I will be moving to Houston with a job transfer. I intend eventually to become resident, as my son is married and lives in Los Angeles. What restrictions are there on bringing my current Replica into the USA? It currently has a 2 litre engine, being based on a UK Ford Sierra Gxi. The donor car was registered in 1991, and the kit was factory built and registered in Nov 1999. Having problems selling it in UK, as everyone wants a bigger engine and make me silly offers... would rather bring it with me, and then rebuild it myself with a more correct engine & gearbox... Anyone give me some useful advice ?? Graham H (Sussex) |
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