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From: "Marvin Kaye" <marv@lancaironline.net>
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Posted for "Dick Healy" <rjhealy@intrex.net>:

I agree with Marv. There is NO customs duty for aircraft parts. I just paid
a $25 customs processing fee for a $18,000 aircraft engine. The shipper
should have handled this and billed you for it. Any other charges from the
shipper are bogus.
And yes, US Customs is the worst although Homeland Security is getting
close.

Dick Healy


  > >[I'm surprised to hear that they're asking for a duty payment on that 
prop.