GP edition Fenders

ChEsTeR · #1 26-02-2007, 00:15

S13eater. Im sory to say but there will be no duty free. U will not leave the EU. And no passport is needed. There is no problem with u guys to pick them up. It would be much easer for me.

s13eater · #2 26-02-2007, 08:12

mate, buying wine and beer from france on the way back is a lot cheaper than our prices.

30psi · #3 26-02-2007, 10:56

You still need a passport as well to cross on to mainland Europe.

ChEsTeR · #4 26-02-2007, 11:34

I didn't. I flew from warsow-gatwick-shanoon and back and no passport was needed.

30psi · #5 26-02-2007, 11:38

I just used a passport to get to France and back this weekend though.

EDIT - Europeans have ID cards, which mean YOU don't need one, but WE don't have official ID cards.

We're a few years behind at the moment...

ChEsTeR · #6 26-02-2007, 12:07

Quote:

Originally Posted by 30psi

We're a few years behind at the moment...

Ho would have thoght of that??

Conkers · #7 26-02-2007, 13:08

Maciej,

can you post a link to an online map to where you are, I am curently thinking about sending a boy over from my company in sweden to possibly meet you half way to the ferry port, I might even send him all the way to warsaw, then maybe he could collect the kits for sweden and norway, and if the english guys would feel more comfortable dealing with me in sweden, I can bring all the kits back here and then ship them/bring them to england or the English guys can come over and collect them.

I'll be taking a couple of vans to the uk in april-june and can bring the kits then...

Just an idea I had....

Regards,

Mike aka Conkers.

ps... edited in...

I just found this:

https://www.escrow.com/index.asp

It is a third party that holds the funds until the goods have been received and accepted. Maybe this is an option for anyone who is worried about sending money before seeing the goods.

??