YOUR RESEARCHExport sticker location...
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Hi - I have a Canadian car to sell that is getting interest south of the border. The question came up as to "Export Stickers" on the car. Anyone have any idea what these look like and where they would likely be located? Thanks in advance... Joel
Those stickers would be installed by whoever imports the car to the country. In your case it would be the buyer as they bring the car into the US. There is a standard "Meets Canadian safety standars......." sticker either on the edge of the driver door or the chasis side (around the door jamb). It will have the VIN and the date manufacture on it and the other stuff too.
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