Canadian Poncho wrote:

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Sharp. I bet he'd rather have a 75 4 speed Esprit ;)

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try him - ya never know

The Two R's: Red and Ragtop. Seems decent for the price.

Is the car from the south Ken? Any patches?

I'll give it some serious thought. I have a fellow from the Toronto area that wants to look at the Firebird on the weekend.

Nice car   Thats what farmers used to haul potatos with in PEI

(with the top down)

 

Red  Rag Pontiac Big Block  its got the "wow factor"

 

 

67BBSD wrote:

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427carl wrote:

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Nice car   Thats what farmers used to haul potatos with in PEI

(with the top down)

 

Red  Rag Pontiac Big Block  its got the "wow factor"

 

 

 

 

 

 

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really ? Maybe I should pick it up

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 PICK UP !!    good one  you need a pickup....  Todd should trade  save him 1300.00 in taxes

427carl wrote:

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Nice car   Thats what farmers used to haul potatos with in PEI

(with the top down) 

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 Times 'ave changed Carl.

Now dey use dem thar Pontiac Beaumonts an Pontiac Acadians or Canadian Novas an Canadian Chevelles wit da ruffs on dem to keep da taters dry, in da rain ba!

Canadian Poncho wrote:

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From what I understand when you do a trade you still have to pay tax on full value of the traded vehicle. No one gets away without paying tax..

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that's correct RST appraisals on both vehicles traded tax paid on appraised value is the correct way - with that said every MTO is independantly operated interpreting the rules differently. In Welland they still take a receipt for tax purposes no appraisal if as is

dualquadpete wrote:

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67BBSD wrote:

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Canadian Poncho wrote:

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From what I understand when you do a trade you still have to pay tax on full value of the traded vehicle. No one gets away without paying tax..

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that's correct RST appraisals on both vehicles traded tax paid on appraised value is the correct way - with that said every MTO is independantly operated interpreting the rules differently. In Welland they still take a receipt for tax purposes no appraisal if as is

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 Ken, wish that were true in my area,Lic. office goes by the rule book!!! I did the RST thing on the 52 & got it into my name as soon as I got it home [low RST evaluation] I know some guys who didn't do that & finished the car,then got "NAILED" for FULL taxes on appr. value of finished car!!! Plus all the taxes they had paid on getting it done, kinda like a double whammy. I paid a low tax to start out, so the other taxes don't hurt as much in the end.

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 agreed-its not a fair tax but I guess the government went after it due to all the low bogus receipts. I'm surprised it hasn't been challenged-I buy a $100 value pair or shoes for 50% off I pay tax on $50.00 what I paid not on the $100 value

 I could be doing RST appraisals in Welland if the MTO didn't still do it the old way for as is vehicles but then I'd have to deal with the guys with a 41 Willys body that they want appraised for $1000

427carl wrote:

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Is this BS  the same on motorcycles and boats and snowmachines? 

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 I believe so-motor vehicle over 20 years of age or no value on the used vehicle package is the way its worded in my memo to the appraisers-top it off we had to get a license to perform these appraisals