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Hallo zusammen,
ich möchte, mit geschäftlichem Hintergrund, 2-3 Fahrzeuge in den USA kaufen.
Ganz oben auf meiner Liste steht ein 67er Mustang GT500 "Eleanor".
Nachdem in den USA allerdings jedes Fahrzeug bis in den Himmel gelobt wird, und es drüben relativ schwierig ist, einen zu finden der wirklich Ahnung hat und diese auch ehrlich kundtut, möchte ich am liebsten einen pingeligen, technisch versierten, Experten für solche Fahrzeuge mit in die USA nehmen.
Ich bezahle den kompletten Aufenthalt für rund 7 Tage, vom Flug über die Unterkunft bis zur Verpflegung. Als Gegenleistung müsste man dann eben eine Woche lang mit mir durch die USA, auf der Suche nach ein paar guten Fahrzeugen, gondeln.
Findet sich hier vielleicht jemand, der, speziell von Mustangs dieser Jahrgänge, viel Ahnung hat (vor allem im technischen Bereich!) und Lust hätte, mit mir diese Reise anzugehen?
Termin wäre irgendwann zwischen Ende März und Mitte April.
Genaueres gerne per PM!
Gruß
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1968 FORD MUSTANG (SHELBY), THIS SUPER RARE (ORIGINAL) 1968 SHELBY GT500 KR FASTBACK IS DARK GREEN (IT IS NOT ONLY THE ORIGINAL COLOR, BUT THE ORIGINAL PAINT IN VERY PRESENTABLE CONDITION, AS SEEN IN THE PICTURES) WITH THE ORIGINAL, UNREPLACED BLACK INTERIOR IN EXCELLENT CONDITION! THIS CAR IS EQUIPPED WITH THE TILT-A-WAY STEERING WHEEL (OPERATING PERFECTLY), SPORT DECK REAR SEAT, POWER STEERING, POWER FRONT DISC BRAKES, AM RADIO (WORKING), TACH AND TRIP OD, INTERIOR DECOR GROUP, AND VISIBILITY GROUP OPTIONS! THIS CAR IS ALSO EQUIPPED WITH THE ORIGINAL R-CODE 428 KR ENGINE, ORIGINAL C6 AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION AND 3.50 TRACTION-LOK AXLE RATIO! THIS SHELBY GT500 KR IS NUMBER 02437 AND ALL INFORMATION IS DOCUMENTED VIA MARTI REPORT, AS WELL AS THE ORIGINAL BUILDSHEET AND OWNER'S MANUAL WITH ORIGINAL PURCHASER'S NAME AND DEALER INCLUDED! ALSO INCLUDED WITH THIS ORIGINAL, LOW MILE (62,000 MILES) IS THE 1972 TENNESSEE TITLE FROM THE SECOND OWNER (THE CAR WAS ALSO BOUGHT NEW IN KNOXVILLE TENNESSEE)! IF YOU'RE INTO PURE ORIGINAL, RUST FREE SHELBYS, AND NOT MADE SHELBYS, THEN THIS ONE IS FOR YOU FOR ONLY $199,900!
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Zin, du solltest erst einmal deine Verwanten fragen. Um solche zugestandnisse zu machen. Summen uber $10.000.-- werden Automatisch der IRS gemeldet.
Grosse Summen in das konto, und raus aus dem Konto sind fur privat personen ungewohnliche transactionen. Gute Antworten haben.
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Original geschrieben von Zin-Azshari
Ich hab Verwandschaft in den USA (Illinois). (Welche sich auch mit den Autos auskennt)
Jene kann sich dann in den Bundestaat Illinois und den umliegenden Staaten Autos anschauen und sie ggf. für dich kaufen 😉Falls du interese hast, schreib ne PN an mich.
Hallo
Rüdiger, spekulierst du auf Engagement???
Ich frag meine Verwandten nur, wenn der Threadsteller was konkretes (ein Auto zum Anschauen usw.) hat 😉
Kann ja sein, das es nie was wird.......
@Rüdiger
Was wird das ??
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Little Red,
fur solche sagen habe ich keine Zeit.
Desweiteren mache ich keine Geschafte in dem Umfang ohne Federal background ckeck.
Rudiger
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Original geschrieben von LittleRed
HalloRüdiger, spekulierst du auf Engagement???
Zitat:
Original geschrieben von Rudiger
Little Red,
fur solche sagen habe ich keine Zeit.
Desweiteren mache ich keine Geschafte in dem Umfang ohne Federal background ckeck.Rudiger
Und wenn er jetzt selber in die USA reist mit dem Geld "in cash", was passiert dann - beim Zoll, bei der ein/ausreise? Das würde mich mal interssieren.. 😉 Ich meinte, Geldbeträge bis 500'000$ wären in amerika nicht mehr meldepflichtig? Oder wurde das dank "uncle george w." wieder geändert? 😕 Klär uns bitte mal auf. 😉 😁
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Ich bin nicht amerikanischer tax specialist, doch die "form 8300" beinhaltet folgende Punkte: Zitat:
A customer wired $7,000 from his bank account to the dealership's bank account and also presented a $4,000 cashier check. Does the dealership complete Form 8300?
A wire transfer does not constitute cash for Form 8300 reporting. Since the remaining cash remitted was below $10,000, the dealer has no filing requirement.
When is the Form 8300 due?
A business must file Form 8300 within 15 days after the date the cash was received. If there are subsequent payments that are made with respect to a single transaction (or two or more related transactions), the business should file the form 8300 when the total amount paid exceeds $10,000. Each time the payments aggregate in excess of $10,000 the business must file another form 8300 within 15 days of the payment that causes the additional payments to total more than $10,000.
zitat ende.
Anders gesagt, splittet man den Betrag auf mehrere Sender und Empfänger auf würde die Meldepflicht nicht mehr gelten. (Bei wiretransfer sowieso nicht) Oder seh ich da was falsch?
Alles was uber $10.000,- muss bei der Eireise / Ausreise angegeben werden. Wenn du grossere Bar betrage +10.000,-- + einzahlst in deiner Bank wird ein Form ausgefullt, das zur IRS gesendet wird. Dein Name / SSN falls vorhanden wird verglichen. Du kannst grossere Betrage ein oder Ausfuhren, du musst diese nur Anmelden.
Custom Declaration punkt 13
http://www.cbp.gov/xp/cgov/travel/vacation/sample_declaration_form.xml
Rudiger
Zitat:
Original geschrieben von smitty smith
Und wenn er jetzt selber in die USA reist mit dem Geld "in cash", was passiert dann - beim Zoll, bei der ein/ausreise? Das würde mich mal interssieren.. 😉 Ich meinte, Geldbeträge bis 500'000$ wären in amerika nicht mehr meldepflichtig? Oder wurde das dank "uncle george w." wieder geändert? 😕 Klär uns bitte mal auf. 😉 😁Zitat:
Original geschrieben von Rudiger
Little Red,
fur solche sagen habe ich keine Zeit.
Desweiteren mache ich keine Geschafte in dem Umfang ohne Federal background ckeck.Rudiger
Rudiger, jetzt haben unsere post sich wohl überschnitten. Also doch der Betrag von 10K $, danke für deine so schnelle und gute hilfe! 😁
Im wondering a bit, such a large country and only 10'000$! In my country we have a limit of 45'000$.
Das Land der Credit Cards. Ich habe immer zwischen 900 bis 1500,-- cash bei mir. Das ist ungewohnlich fur America. Alles wird mit Plastic bezahlt.
Rudiger
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Original geschrieben von smitty smith
Rudiger, jetzt haben unsere post sich wohl überschnitten. Also doch der Betrag von 10K $, danke für deine so schnelle und gute hilfe! 😁
Im wondering a bit, such a large country and only 10'000$! In my country we have a limit of 45'000$.
Hier werden Beträge über 10K von der Bank automatisch gemeldet.
Das ist das niederschlagen einiger weniger für die Unfähigkeit (oder was dann auch immer) der Allgemeinheit.
Mich würde noch interessieren, wollen die Finanzbehörden in den USA nur erfahren das das Geld angegeben wird (declaration) oder wollen sie auch wissen wofür das Geld transferiert wurde?
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Original geschrieben von Wiggerl911
Warum eine Eleanor? Weil sie, meines Erachtens, für den Deutschen das typische US-Traumauto darstellt. Spätestens seit Gone in 60 Seconds.
hallo
was soll denn bitte an einem verbastelten mustang gt500 so traumhaft sein und typisch ist das verbastelte ding auch nicht, weder in der noch in einer anderen us-car szene.
kult ist was alt und unverbastelt ist und das andere ist höchstens ein verbasteltes, überbezahltes pony-car der den preisantstieg einem film zu verdanken hat. vorher würde ich mir noch einen hod rod für das geld zusammenbasteln lassen. für USD 150'000.- bekommst du eine C1 die das geld auch wert ist.
Ich denke ihr habt ihn vergrault.
Oder er wühlt sicht dirch die Bewerbungsschreiben.
anmerkung: eine corvette C1 mag für 150.000 gehandelt werden. Ob Sie das wert ist, steht auf inem anderne Blatt
Ich glaube mopar banshee hat den Job längst abgegriffen.😁
Gruß Helmut
Mist, ich habs chon die Sonnenchreme und das aktuelle Hemmings gepackt.........