Does anyone know of a place to buy Stillen exterior parts in Canada?
I'm looking for this (type) rear wing.


http://www.stillen.com/product.asp?i...odel=G35%204DR
Oakville Nissan is one place that may sell Stillen products.

 

I can get it for you, but shipping to Canada would probably negate the decent price, I will contact my supplier and see if they have any canadian contacts and post back

 

But, just so you can compare,
$278 shipped to Canada

 

That's not too bad Phil. I assume that's to my door, all inclusive and covers all the border hassles.

I just got of the phone with Oakville Infiniti and they quoted me $285 + HST = $322.05.

 

Well,
it covers From us to you, but it doesn't cover the border rip o... i mean duties ;0
Stillen is giving me some contacts for you, so you can check prices out there also, I will post in a few minutes when I get them

 

My breakdown
Spoiler - $178
Shipping - $100
Total $278
not sure the duties and tarrifs and such,
do you have a place in Champaign NY that you can sign up for and they hold your parts for you to pick them up, a few of the guys that order from me on here in Canada do that....

 

I thought there is no duty on items made in the USA...maybe I'm wrong or it excludes shipped items?

Thanks for your help!

 

I think there are, I don't know the rules, I know anything I've sent out to Canada has been subject to tarrif/duties,
Stillen said contact any of your local Infiniti dealers they order from Stillen and he sells to them all the time.....

 

Canadian Tarrif/Duties Rules

2.2.1 Customs Duties and Taxes

Any item mailed into Canada is potentially subject to duty and/or taxes with few exceptions. Visit the CBSA web site at cbsa-asfc.gc.ca/import/postal-postale/menu-eng.html for more information on mail imports. The CBSA collects provincial sales taxes (PST) on most taxable imports valued at over $20CDN entering Quebec, Manitoba and Saskatchewan. The CBSA also collects Harmonized Sales Taxes (HST) on most taxable imports entering Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Ontario and British Columbia.

Collection of the PST and HST is done in accordance with the agreements between the CBSA and the provincial governments.

Customers with questions regarding the collection of these taxes should call the CBSA Border Information Service (BIS) line:

within Canada 1.800.461.9999
from outside Canada 1.204.983.3500 or 1.506.636.5064 (long distance charges will apply).
A handling fee of $8.50CDN per dutiable or taxable mail item is applied. This fee is in line with the government’s efforts to help recover costs from those who benefit from services, and is similar to arrangements in the United States and other countries.

Mail items containing merchandise enter Canada through CBSA screening centres, are inspected by CBSA Officers and assessed for applicable customs duties, taxes and charges. If duties and/or taxes are owed, items will be delivered along with the E14 Customs Invoice indicating the amount that the addressee must pay before the package can be released to them. Canada Post collects the fees on behalf of the CBSA and accepts the following methods of payment:

cash
certified cheque or uncertified business cheque (payable to Canada Post Corporation)
credit card (Visa, Master card or American Express)
commercial account.
Upon payment and receipt of the item, importers should retain a copy of the E14 Invoice as a receipt for their records.

 

OK, thanks Phil.

 

This is the best way to avoid any chance of getting hit with the obscene brokerage fees that courier ground services charge. Border agents also don't really care about charging duties, only taxes (HST 13%) when you bring an item back over.

 

Yea, that's what I hear also