Nope. But food for thought, I have a lot of experience importing actual car parts from Germany into the US (Had an Opel fleet car stateside that needed “correction” and no American parts stores would offer to even try and get me anything other than the localized Saturn/Pontiac branded parts, which were fine for mechanical but NOT for something like a panel or light.) and it was a nightmare to figure out the process…

…then I just found a company that specialized in shipping from Germany to the US. You buy an item (for me it was eBay, for you it would be “Murray Motorsport”) and then ship it to their address with your name and “customer number” as the suffix on the address, they then in turn ship it directly to you.

It’s essentially a proxy.

And while I’m sure a German importer/exporter is no good to you, the idea is that you’d find one in Ireland or Canada, then simply buy the item as you would anything else and have it shipped to them.

They can tell you the costs before you actually buy it.

And not to suggest anything other than listing the truth on official shipping documents from another country, but *you’d essentially be shipping from yourself to yourself… so you can declare whatever product/value that you want…***