A 1969 Camaro that was seized by CBSA at the Blue Water Bridge. (Photo by Canada Border Services Agency)Taking a classic car across the Blue Water Bridge has cost someone much more than anticipated after its value was allegedly incorrectly declared.
The Canada Border Services Agency said a red 1969 Chevrolet Camaro was declared at $70,000 USD but was actually valued at $126,000 USD.
As a result, the Camaro was seized and the traveller paid a penalty of $33,549 CAD.
Border agents said Customs Act charges are pending.
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