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Date Posted: 14:39:02 01/26/02 Sat
Author: Peter
Author Host/IP: Guelph-ppp3514933.sympatico.ca / 206.172.238.90
Subject: Another new cooker in town

Congrats, Earl and thanks for the heads up on customs problems. I will be bringing my new Klose pit home Feb 8 or 9. When I called Canada Customs I was told I pay GST at the border and PST when I register the trailer and that the transfer licence I get in Texas is all I need to tow the rig home. They also told me there is no duty and no restrictions on entry. It all sounds easy, right?
Any advice that might be offered would be much appreciated.
Peter

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