From Kenny Balys Sent Thu, Mar 7th 2019, 19:07
I believe, if it were a CS-80, Swiss officials would dump it in Lago Maggiore with all the Bugatti's. :) On 07.03.19 19:01 , Boniforti Flavio wrote: > Peter, you're quite right... there are legal companies near the German border, > which let you create an account and they give you a special address where you > can have your German items delivered to. You pay a small fee for a variable > amount of time they store your package and you cross the border and retrieve the > item. Nevertheless: when crossing the border driving back from Germany you can > get stopped by "border guardians" and they ask what you might've bought. If you > can prove that it's old/used, then most probably you are allowed to pass. But if > they somewhen would like to argue about the value of a CS-80 in the back of your > car, well... that's going to be a tough one! Honestly I don't know how it would > work... I mean: how do they prove that your item is worth 20k? Also, you not > having any sort of receipt or whatsoever will not help them: you can tell them > it's a gift (but I guess even if it is a gift, you have to pay taxes according > to its *value*)... :-/ > F.