Is this true or just a wet dream

airetuPaL says on Jan 28, 2006, 23:04:

Wake up! Its a wet dream. So go clean yourself up!

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Bruce V. Shrader says on Jan 28, 2006, 23:11:

I have heard of something similar done. It might work. Some further dis-assembly may be required.
The parts should be in a separate shipments, so that the mopeds
can't be assembled into the motorcycles at any time. each
box of parts should be shipped on separate days.

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miamimike says on Jan 28, 2006, 23:21:

Seems like more extensive disassembly is needed. Primarily seperating the Motor from the Frame to render it un-useable except for a lot of work! Give it a try! Good Luck!

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boomer says on Jan 29, 2006, 07:42:

All depends who you ship with.......... and what pieces you ship in each package. I know freight forwarders that "don't" require a list of contents. Do your homework!

orgullo_de_colombia

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haji says on Jan 29, 2006, 08:00:

nope wont work First of all, when the bike is in just a few parts its considered , CBU,
you dont need an assembly license for that, but, you have to pay Vat, and the Dian for clearance.
Second if the bike is completely knocked down ,its considered CKD and you not only have to pay taxes but have to have an assembly license for that brand of bike.
My wife and I own an assembly plant,so I do know about this.
heck I have 16 2005 110cc mopeds I could have sold him here.very cheap and, he could have avoided all the problem he will have.
Last it is possible only if you bribe the right people, but even if you got them here getting them licensed for the street is the other problem, write me if you need more info.

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GringoinBucaramanga says on Jan 29, 2006, 14:19:

need a ride dude haji
e-mail me some photos and prices.
I'm tired of walkin.

jj_jp@msn.com

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boomer says on Jan 30, 2006, 07:35:

haji is 100% correct............... getting any vehicle licensed for the street is "paprework city" in Colombia!!! Shipping is a minor detail.

orgullo_de_colombia

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haji says on Jan 30, 2006, 10:03:

GringoinBucaramanga Look in my image gallery,everything is there

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_Angel_Gabriel says on Jan 30, 2006, 18:58:

Hey GringoinBucaramanga...
...Hope all is good
How is Bucaramanga? What's the vibe like? The women look great in that bucaros.com site. It seems pretty sophisticated. Are people in Bucaramange generally laid back? And the women, how "accessible" are they if you dress decent/good & not as ugly as others? Thanks in advance bud~
Angel

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