Any Singer available for sale?
#76
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I was just at Singer a few weeks ago, and it is difficult not to get impressed about the level of detail and care. And creativity. They manage to create a real version of a car that one only dreams about. Each car reflects a little bit of the owner's personality. Max, I believe Milan will be one of the all time Singer favorites. And hope you tried the Parmesan truffled fries at Wally's, otherwise you need to go back there with Milan.
#77
Hello, Andial,
Thanks for the reply, but by definition, any car imported into Europe is an import, regardless of the country of manufacture. The Europe-wide "law of return" with respect to VAT and duties for objects originally made in Europe DOES NOT APPLY to cars. Trying to register modified R-34 Skylines in places like France and Luxembourg is extremely hard. There is no way something with an unoriginal engine like a Singer wouldn't be a headache.
Thanks for the reply, but by definition, any car imported into Europe is an import, regardless of the country of manufacture. The Europe-wide "law of return" with respect to VAT and duties for objects originally made in Europe DOES NOT APPLY to cars. Trying to register modified R-34 Skylines in places like France and Luxembourg is extremely hard. There is no way something with an unoriginal engine like a Singer wouldn't be a headache.
#78
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Hello, Andial,
Thanks for the reply, but by definition, any car imported into Europe is an import, regardless of the country of manufacture. The Europe-wide "law of return" with respect to VAT and duties for objects originally made in Europe DOES NOT APPLY to cars. Trying to register modified R-34 Skylines in places like France and Luxembourg is extremely hard. There is no way something with an unoriginal engine like a Singer wouldn't be a headache.
Thanks for the reply, but by definition, any car imported into Europe is an import, regardless of the country of manufacture. The Europe-wide "law of return" with respect to VAT and duties for objects originally made in Europe DOES NOT APPLY to cars. Trying to register modified R-34 Skylines in places like France and Luxembourg is extremely hard. There is no way something with an unoriginal engine like a Singer wouldn't be a headache.
I was just at Singer a few weeks ago, and it is difficult not to get impressed about the level of detail and care. And creativity. They manage to create a real version of a car that one only dreams about. Each car reflects a little bit of the owner's personality. Max, I believe Milan will be one of the all time Singer favorites. And hope you tried the Parmesan truffled fries at Wally's, otherwise you need to go back there with Milan.
Wally's is new favorite, I think we had some parmesan truffled fries but after the second bottle of Sassicaia I have a small blank in my memory!!
#79
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What a great thread with excellent photos and videos! What are the price ranges for used and new Singers these days? How long is the waitlist?
#80
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Regarding waiting list, it is now 30 months+... this obviously helps the price on the secondary market with few cars now changing hands well above list price.
#82
Can anyone visit Singer? How many cars have they made so far? A friend of mine has the Taiwan car. What is list price for a new one?
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