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Randall Brink - 14 Feb 2005 19:30 GMT

Is it still the case that the little A Class cannot be brought into the USA?

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Richard Sexton - 14 Feb 2005 19:18 GMT

>Is it still the case that the little A Class cannot be brought into the USA?

Yes, for now anyway.
I saw one! It was in the parking lot of Home Depot in Belleville, (Ont)
driving away. Looks silly but I'm sure it's very practical for the city.

I'd be a bit leery of taking one on the highwat for any distance, I'm
not sure what's left after a semni hits one (wheras I've heard of
semis hittign 126's and being ok)

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Rodney T. Grill - 14 Feb 2005 19:59 GMT

> Is it still the case that the little A Class cannot be brought into the
> USA?

I'm not so sure it's a matter of "can't", as I have seen them here in the
US. I live in Birmingham, which is about 45 miles from the MBUSI factory in
Tuscaloosa. Many of the plant managers live in the suburbs of Birmingham,
and I know of two that have A-classes, legally registered and all.

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