Title: Body Part Shipping Post by: Accord Euro-R on June 13, 2012, 04:19:10 PM Seeing what companies/services people have used in the past for sending bumpers, side skirts, and other large items. I am in the process of buying a body kit and am going to need it shipped. Have looked at UPS, FedEx, and Greyhound so far...anyone have other ideas? Initial estimate put Greyhound at just over $100 for everything, FedEx would only ship freight and wanted close to $400.
Also, any idea where people might be able to find boxes that would hold a F&R bumper and side skirts? Thanks in advance. Title: Re: Body Part Shipping Post by: alpha on June 13, 2012, 04:30:14 PM The places you listed would be the same places I would look into. I don't have personal experience with shipping stuff via Greyhound, but some of my friends have used their shipping services and were pleased.
As for boxes, I would go to a car performance parts shop and ask if they have any boxes laying around. Typically, they throw away/recycle boxes that have previously held body kit parts. Title: Re: Body Part Shipping Post by: ikethegreat on June 13, 2012, 04:53:33 PM I don't think you are going to find a better price than you did with Grayhound. It isn't cheap to ship such large items.
I wouldn't worry about putting them in boxes. Have them wrapped and taped up in bubble wrap and you should be good to go. Title: Re: Body Part Shipping Post by: timot_one on June 13, 2012, 06:37:57 PM My front lips came FedEx from Canada and the shipping was $200. I know a guy that got a spoon rep bumper for his S2000 through greyhound and he said it arrived fine.
Title: Re: Body Part Shipping Post by: Mike on June 13, 2012, 06:55:01 PM Other option on boxes would be a body shop. But, like Ike said it should be okay wrapped
Title: Re: Body Part Shipping Post by: Accord Euro-R on June 29, 2012, 11:18:16 AM Just an update: Greyhound rocks for shipping large items. Everything arrived in great condition, and shipped 2nd day for $125. Highly recommend using it. I will be doing that when I end up deciding what I wanna do with the rest of the kit.
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