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moving and buying in the usa

I live in Canada on the west coast and would like to purchase a boat - a Hunter or Catalina - around 30'. Boat prices in the USA are sooo much better. Is there someone out there who specializes in finding and moving boats - if so it would be interesting to see what it costs for this service.
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Don't believe there are any services that do the finding and the moving...you'll probably have to do the finding and then hire someone to do the moving.
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