Reselling a EUC item.

I have a trailer that I bought and did not like it which required an EUC from GP, now if I want to sell it what is the proper procedure?

• Do I have to make the new owner apply for new ECU?
• Do I have to report who bought it?

If you have dealt with this situation, please share your experiences, opinions and guidance, I have asked GP for an answer and customer service rep's response was EUC is only for government to legally cover their rear end when they sell the military equipment and not-necessary for resale.

I have previous experience of being told yes is easier than say no and answer 1000 more questions that person doesn't know.

I did the search and did not find any threads with specifically targeted to this matter so I hope this will also help someone else in the future.

If I posted in a wrong section please move to right one, maybe we should have a thread that says;

Laws and Regulations concerning MV Hobby

You dont have to make the buyer do an EUC. If you ask 10 people you could end up with 10 different answers though. I wont resell and EUC item to anyone who isnt a US citizen. And I would make it clear to the buyer that the item is not allowed to be exported per the gov. Regardless if its true or not. Its just a trailer and wont attract too much attention. I get plenty of people looking for humvees, that want to export them. I flat out tell them no.
Will

On trailers I have resold, I add a sentence to the bill of sale that it is an EUC controlled item that can not be exported. I have on my bill of sale a place for them to list their id and they have to sign it. I also give them a copy of the original EUC letter I got from DLA on my first purchase.

You need to keep a permanent file in case Uncle every checks so you can document who you sold it to and the backup documents. On items I scrap, I keep a copy of the weight ticket from the scrap yard.

http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?48532-EUC-items-from-GL-auctions-and-reselling


INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMPLETING DLA FORM 1822,END-USE CERTIFICATE

24 BLOCK 1F. If property is to be sold, provide the name, address, and telephone number of sub-purchaser(s): Provide the full name, physical address and telephone number of the individual/company that purchased the item(s)

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doghead said:

24 BLOCK 1F. If property is to be sold, provide the name, address, and telephone number of sub-purchaser(s): Provide the full name, physical address and telephone number of the individual/company that purchased the item(s)

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To who?

Thats if you know who the purchaser is prior to filling out the EUC.

99nouns said:

To who?

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You that's who, keep it in your records and if they (DLA) ever comes by and wants to know what you did with it give them a copy. I do the same as juanprado does. I have been buying from DLA since the mid 70's and have had them show up and ask questions once and that was for a M101A1, and CID once in 2003 for body armor I bought off the net.

99nouns,

I suspect that the only protection the EUC give to the govt is to the extent that they can prove that the civilian buyer has been informed of the 'laws', as you were told. But it also gives them the documentation to charge the buyer if the item is later resold illegally.

I think juanprado's advice is good, but I'd also suggest that if you resell an EUC item you could have the next buyer sign the EUC statement and keep that original, then give the next buyer a copy of that original. Keeping a permanent file of your transactions including ALL paperwork is the best protection for you.

juanprado said:

On trailers I have resold, I add a sentence to the bill of sale that it is an EUC controlled item that can not be exported. I have on my bill of sale a place for them to list their id and they have to sign it. I also give them a copy of the original EUC letter I got from DLA on my first purchase.

You need to keep a permanent file in case Uncle every checks so you can document who you sold it to and the backup documents. On items I scrap, I keep a copy of the weight ticket from the scrap yard.

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Suprman said:

Thats if you know who the purchaser is prior to filling out the EUC.

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Thanks for clearing that up.

undysworld said:

if you resell an EUC item you could have the next buyer sign the EUC statement and keep that original, then give the next buyer a copy of that original. Keeping a permanent file of your transactions including ALL paperwork is the best protection for you.

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Is EUC Statement the letter that I received from the DLA?

99nouns said:

Is EUC Statement the letter that I received from the DLA?

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yes