YOUR RESEARCHImporting into the Netherlands
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Hello Guys, I just got myself a 99 Cab C2 Tip from California, and I will take it in a few months to the Netherlands. (I move back to my home country) Does anybody know if any modifications are needed on this car to make it legal to import into The Netherlands? 1. I heard something about headlights that needs modification 2. How about PSE, will it be legal to import the car with the PSE (without de-activation switch) Anybody any experience? Marcel
I believe the Belgian and Dutch requirements are about the same. Here is what is necessary for an import into Belgium : The headlights are usually no problem as long as they are not retrofitted Litronics. You need the rear fog light with the correct switch. All the lights (front and tail) need "E" stamps in the glass. The reflectors in the tail lights also need "E" stamps. The tires must have N-ratings. I don't think the PSE will give problems as it is a known factory option. Older Porsches needed far more modifications....
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