Cheapest way to ship some seats?

[Guest Anonymous]

URL: http://www.zeebuck.com/02bc/index.htm

Hi all,

I'm trying to get some core Recaro seats sent to me from across the continent. The first shipping company quoted over $200USD. That is a bit much. Anyone have a good(cheap) way to do this?

Al

[Guest Anonymous]

(nt)

[Guest Anonymous]

I shipped two Recaros from northern CA to southern CA for $40. Two boxes, seats cranked as flat as possible. $200 seems like a LOT to do the same thing across the country.

[Guest Anonymous]

web site for quote and bus depot locations,I ship a bench seat after dissambly, u need to know the box dimensions and weight for web site form.

[Guest Anonymous]

it's just REALLY REALLY REALLY cheap

dave

[Guest Anonymous]

(nt)

[Guest Anonymous]

Set of encyclopedias maybe?

[Guest Anonymous]

I sent a pair of seats by FEDX ground (cheaper than UPS

if they service your area). but by trucking should

be cheaper if it's dropped off and picked up at the

depot at both ends.

pack them in the smallest box you can find that fits

both, probably best to have the seats lay almost flat.

(or if not, at right angles).

if they both are in one box, the additional weight

is cheaper than a second package of the same weight.

(you don't get charged for essentially two deliveries

of 2 boxes).

if it's crossing the border then brokers fees are

probably involved, and the only way to avoid is

picking it up at depot across the border yourself.

-o2pilot

[Guest Anonymous]

URL: http://www.zeebuck.com/02bc/index.htm

The quote of $200 was with a trucking company. I live in Vancouver, BC, but I'm having them shipped to Washington, where I will broker them myself.

Al