deaner
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Whether it's financially the best way to go or not.....there's still nothing better than loading up that brand new, never been rode sled. There's just something about it.
I noticed that as well, nothing seems to be in stock anymore.I really hope they get their stuff together just supplying parts for the sleds they sell, 2 yrs ago couldn't get a steering post for like 2 months. This yr I needed an a-arm and it is back ordered until end of april. There is a lot to be said about access to parts keeping these toys usable and so far Cat has royally sh*t the bed the last 3 yrs.
........and why they can tax a used sled over an over an over
It’s an thing everywhere unfortunately.....any used store taxes a “already been taxed” item.Is this actually a thing in BC?
Is this actually a thing in BC?
Whether it's financially the best way to go or not.....there's still nothing better than loading up that brand new, never been rode sled. There's just something about it.
Yes but self reportable and most wouldn't as there isn't much of a paper trail.if you were a master sled flipper and actually sell sleds for more than you pay would that be capital gains?
if so could you write off the deprecation on a sold sled as a capital loss?
12% every single time
Shouldn’t it be just PST I’ve bought and sold piles of vehicles and sleds in alberta and obviously we never pay it unless brand new
Shouldn’t it be just PST I’ve bought and sold piles of vehicles and sleds in alberta and obviously we never pay it unless brand new
Whether it's financially the best way to go or not.....there's still nothing better than loading up that brand new, never been rode sled. There's just something about it.
Its called “that skidoo feeling”.
Whether it's financially the best way to go or not.....there's still nothing better than loading up that brand new, never been rode sled. There's just something about it.