Eine Einfuhr Frage f

Was sind die Regeln f

I think the two speedsters I shipped to Germany were required to be 30 years old but not 100% sure. Kirk will be a better info source. Alan

To get "H" (= historical car) license plates the first license date must be 30 years old.
If the pan is before '68 than you do not need to fullfill any emission regulations in germany.
But since 1st of october 2011 it is not even more so easy to get a vehicle registration for an replica. Normally you have to show that the body work is on the pan since more than 30 years.

regards
Thomas from germany

You might try contacting these guys. They import Becks as well as other replicas. They happen to be near my MIL http://car-special.de/fahrzeuge/

these guys might be able to help troy.

they almost all speak english:
http://www.356speedsterclub.nl/forum/

Troy,
Haben Sie den gelben breiten K

WTF whatten the fruggen

Nein, ich arbeite immer noch auf dem gelben Taxi.

So, if I understand Thomas K., it doesn't look like there will be anymore replica Speedsters entering Germany. Richtig?

Fast richtig ;-)

I want to say that it is since october not even more so easy to get a replica registered. What you need here in germany is an release or attest of an official certified expert that the complete car is older than 30 years. For some experts it is enough to see that the pan is older than 30 years, some other experts which are not so familiar with oldtimers need the verification for the whole car.

Because a replica is legally a new build up car which has to fullfill the corresponding safety and exhaust emission standards.

regards
Thomas

Ich WEISS, DASS JOHN VON JPS GESAGT HAT, dass ES SEHR SCHWIERIG IST, EINE REPRODUKTION NACH DEUTSCHLAND ZU ERHALTEN

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Vot are u sinking?

Reminds me of a movie I recently watched. It was about a plot to assassinate Hitler's dog. It was 'Valkyrie and Me'.

I crack myself up!

About all I can do is count in German and even then I get stuck on about "sechs!"

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