New guy from Belgium
#1
New guy from Belgium
Hello, I' don't have any Olds. Not yet.
I was looking for a '55 98 or 88 when I found this forum.
You do have great cars here and a lot to teach for a newbie.
See you.
I was looking for a '55 98 or 88 when I found this forum.
You do have great cars here and a lot to teach for a newbie.
See you.
#5
Welcome
They are out there, I would do a Craig's List search and see if something good comes up. I know it will be harder beings you are from Europe but there are ways to purchase from a far if you have any contacts in America....Lost in the fifties ...Tedd
They are out there, I would do a Craig's List search and see if something good comes up. I know it will be harder beings you are from Europe but there are ways to purchase from a far if you have any contacts in America....Lost in the fifties ...Tedd
#6
Thanks.
Yes, it's very hard. It must be complete, nice and cheap hahaha
thanks
thanks
#7
Hello Spock63. I will be traveling to Belgium in September and might be bringing my 72 Olds Cutlass with me. I would like to find out information on your local laws and regulations when it comes to old cars. Any help would be appreciated.
#8
I'll look for temporary plate information
#9
http://www.belgium.be/en/mobility/ve...ation_service/
#10
Spock63, Thanks for the information. I plan on being there a couple of years. I know i will need to find a house with a garage to store my cutlass in the winter. Thats going to be the biggest problem i fear.
#13
But you can hire a garaje too. Where I live it costs 80-100€ month.
By the way, fuel here costs 1.55€/liter.
#16
About theft, that's not a big problem, but, I don't leave my car or my house open. We never know
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