07 nov 2008 19:57
I had the same feelings. I discussed this with the private seller (who happened to be Official Audi Dealer salesman), and he explained to me that whoever has the two green documents (Fahrzeugbrief and Fahrzeugschein) is the owner... So with two green documents and a 2-way signed Kaufvertrag, you can always 'prove' that you're the owner. I have the appointment at RDW at November 18, so time will tell if I'm right 
JeroenSC
(ex SC Targa, now 996C2C)
JeroenSC
(ex SC Targa, now 996C2C)
08 nov 2008 0:38
did the same, but bought the Jeep at a Subaru Dealership, not private. No transfer at post office or anything. Just signed the orderconfirmation.
03 dec 2008 18:58
Beste Herren,
I just wanted to update that today I finally completed the process for importing the car after having my Dutch kenteken plates made up.
I didn't have to pay any BPM or douane (today it's free for cars from 19.5 years old), and the only rejects in the APK technical test were a failed achter kenteken licht, and windscreen washer that doesn't work, and they gave me the APK anyway, trusting me to fix them afterwards.
Thanks to all of you for your help and advice,
Jeremy
I just wanted to update that today I finally completed the process for importing the car after having my Dutch kenteken plates made up.
I didn't have to pay any BPM or douane (today it's free for cars from 19.5 years old), and the only rejects in the APK technical test were a failed achter kenteken licht, and windscreen washer that doesn't work, and they gave me the APK anyway, trusting me to fix them afterwards.
Thanks to all of you for your help and advice,
Jeremy
03 dec 2008 19:59
Congrads 
04 dec 2008 10:15
Congrats! Funny to see that they are willing to bend the rules a bit if classic cars are involved 
Enjoy it!
Enjoy it!
05 dec 2008 16:59
Congrats. Have fun with it.