openshot

your going in niagara falls. that is like 30 mins away from me.

inuissus_cendi

drove from Seattle to Vancouver the other day and they said you need some proof of citizenship (going from US to Canada). They let my dad through without anything but a mild bit*hing-out.

(note: can we swear on here? I edited just in case. Wouldn't want to upset the mods.)

dj55b

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Ya some borders are more of a PITA then other ... but meh ... also vancouver is all the way on the other side of Canada. .. I know we're not that big ... but it still all the way down there

maxg765

Hello,

You will be ok with a drivers, another photo ID and birth certificate.

Make sure that if your bringing back the engine with proper paper work and a bill of sale. If you get a newbie on the job who has something t prove he/she may want to run the serial number against a theft list which could tie you up for hours (or days). Also, if its a JDM engine or any for that mater a certificate of origin would be advised as well. Not trying to scare you and all this is problably over kill but if you can get these things it couldn't hurt.

So your coming up to Montreal? What place is that your are going to? I have never heard of them. Then again, I have never really searched for Mazda parts yet. What have you heard of them? Are they good? If you run into trouble or get lost maybe can help out if in town, or if you want to check out my near mint original Old Skool 1974 RX4 just for the fun of it. I did not notice but when are you coming down?

I will try and look up the pace you are going to and see what I learn. I do not know that street but then again I don't know 3/4 of them.

regards

Max

dj55b

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Hey there's a montreal guy ... I used to live in Laval for 5 year (1990-1995). Good time good snow lol ...

dradon03

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ATTENTION ATTENTION!!! I am from Montreal and I can tell you that many times people say yeah we got a good motor here heck people have been trying to sell motors for 600$'s apparently. Most if not all the motors in the Montreal area are complete junk as apparently noone in the region knows how to do a compression test. I would never do a 12hr road trip only to find out a motor is junk what a waste of gas/time/effort/money.

vipernicus42

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For the person who said turning right on a red light is illegal in Quebec, not quite. Six years ago it was changed, it's legal now in Quebec everywhere except the island of Montreal itself.

So that makes Montreal and NYC the only two places in North America where you can't legally turn right on a red light, as far as I know.

Jon