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20-08-08, 20:27
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| Traveling Hopefully   Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Leeds Posts: 329 Casino cash: £346642
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|  Anyone brought a guitar through customs?
I will be buying a cheap old parlour guitar while on holiday in the States this Novmber and I intend to bring home on the plane. Anyone know if I'm likely to get stiffed for import duty etc, its only going to be $225 so £110 or so. Its a pressy for my son who will take it to Uni with him, so hence it has to be cheap!! Thoughts anyone?
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21-08-08, 01:27
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| Tandoor Pilot  Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: London during the week, Isle of Wight at weekends Posts: 9,012 Casino cash: £7620
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| Re: Anyone brought a guitar through customs?
See people with guitars come through customs quite often. As long as its not brand spanking new and in a box then you should be okay. Get him a soft bag for it and bring it home in that.
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| Traveling Hopefully Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Leeds Posts: 329 Casino cash: £346642
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