Emigration to the netherlands

[white ranger]

Sorry guys but this beutiful ranger goes to the Netherlads in a few weeks i can drive it in the Netherlands.

White Ranger

 

[hutch08]

sweet truck

not a big fan of the rims though...

 

[nosam420]

its still a sweet truck,, too bad it has to leave.. lol

 

[rickcdewitt]

there aren't many trucks there in the netherlands right?

 

[white ranger]

Thats right you can't buy a dodge chevrolet or ford bij a dealer there are special companies
and they import dodge chevrolet and ford but you can buy a ranger diesel toyota hi-lux
(tacoma usa) diesel nissan navara (frontier usa) or mitsubishi l200

 

[Hardwareman]

How are you getting it there, ship?



Allen

 

[white ranger]

Yes the ranger and a new dodge ram together in one container to the port of Houston and when there is space on the ship to Rotterdam the Netherlands

 

[Hardwareman]

Are you paying for it?

How much would something like that cost me? Thanks.



Allen

 

[white ranger]

It cost me about $ 1500 and thats € 950

 

[cereal83]

why not get a toyota hilux? Those are nice and diesel so you save some money! How much does gas cost in the Netherlands? Like 4 Euro a liter?

 

[white ranger]

I drive to littele for a diesel you must pay every 3 months road tax and the road tax for a diesel is much higher than gas and i like to drive my bike in the summer.
gas cost €1.38 L and thats $2.23 canadion dollar (i see you come from Canada)

 

[cereal83]

lol Thanks for the conversion. When I was in Europe last year, I went from Czech Republic to Germany to Austria for some skiing. Gas was cheap in the Czech Republic but in Germany, I think it was over 4 euro for 1 liter of gas, could be gallon, I don't remember. It's definitely not cheap there.

 

[white ranger]

In Europe we have not gallons we have liters in Germany the price is almost the same as in the Netherlands

 

[white ranger]

Finally the ranger is on transport to the Netherlans

White ranger

 

[fixizin]

It cost me about $ 1500 and thats € 950

Therein lies the beautiful economy, over all of history, of waterborne transit... heck, it'd cost about the same to ship just ONE of your trucks from Florida to California, via tractor-trailer... no container, hanging out in the bug-stream and diesel soot, and you'd be lucky if they didn't damage something underneath... CV boots, suspension...

Hope you are able to get service and parts in The Netherlands.