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  1. 11-06-2020, 05:16 AM #1
    70-911S
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    Certificate Of Conformity?

    About to export a 70S to Portugal from US and a Certificate of Conformity is needed.
    I've been in contact with EPA, who says a certificate for a U.S. certified 1970 model year vehicle would no longer be on file due to age.
    Does anyone know how to get hold of one of those certs? Or if there's another way around the COC-need when importing to Europe?
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    https://europa.eu/youreurope/citizen...l/index_en.htm
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  3. 11-12-2020, 12:00 AM #3
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    Quote Originally Posted by 70-911S View Post
    About to export a 70S to Portugal from US and a Certificate of Conformity is needed.
    I've been in contact with EPA, who says a certificate for a U.S. certified 1970 model year vehicle would no longer be on file due to age.
    Does anyone know how to get hold of one of those certs? Or if there's another way around the COC-need when importing to Europe?
    You can ask (and pay for...) a CoC to Porsche directly. Often they are only partial which means you will have to correct some details like I had to change the speedo to a km version and the turn signal and headlight as well.
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