i know that i look hard enough i could probably find all the information however i would still have questions so i feel that it would be better to come hear and ask first.
my brother in law chele came across a little Toyota truck. in doing so he was granted a license to have his own route in condega. wife calls it a line or something. anyway he is actually doing very good. he goes and waits on the busses to arrive and then he picks up people with their bags of rice and stuff then drives them to their houses.
seriously i think that he is on to something hear. he can carry a little more that a taxi and he is picking up little trips on the side too.
anyway his truck is diesel and he said that it has allot of different parts from other trucks. not really sure what that means but still i am not really good with working on a truck like this.
so the question is what would be the chances of sending my 1991 Toyota to Nicaragua?
the reason for this is because i have had the truck for so long that i know it inside and out. i drive it everyday to work and to me it is very well maintained.
i have replaced timing chains every 100k as well as the oil every 5000k. always put a new air filter in every year. everything on it is or has been replaced or taken care of.
also since i am in condega every 6 months i could take oil filters down and what ever else it needs to keep it up.
i normally don't go around and give trucks away but in this case i feel different. my wifes family never ask for much. they have been really good to me and they for the most part don't try and hit the gringo up for money. they all work very hard and take care of their selves with out me. for this reason i cannot help but offer help from time to time.
what i am thinking of doing if this will work is putting the truck in my wifes name since she is from Nicaragua.
then i would drive the truck to Huston and give it to my brother in law and let him load it onto his 18 wheeler. he would then take it to Nicaragua.
now i am wondering what i would have to do for it to stay legally in Nicaragua?
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