New Member Questions on Shipping
 

I'm a new member and have some fenders to ship. What is the least expensive and easiest way to ship these cross-country? Thanks for any input.

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If there i

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Sorry, hit the wrong key. If there is a Fastenall branch near you check with them I have heard that they do branch to branch shipping at a reasonable cost

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Fastenall?? Great, thanks for the tip.

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You can also post it on the following site and see if anyone bites. It depends a bit on origin and destination, and if they are boxed or not.

http://www.uship.com/vehicles/?r=712947

HTH.

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Greyhound bus lines are another reasonable source.

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beware greyhound- they have lost 2 of my 15 packages- cheap, but make sure you insure.

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fastenall has worked for me before. good results.

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Thanks George, Ronn and 48FordNut.
I appreciate the help.

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If I remember right I shipped a pair of coupe fenders via greyhound to Jersey and they made it.

Mike

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I recently shipped a pair of front fenders from Nebraska to upstate New York. Fastenal was the least expensive way to go. They were very nice fenders so I crated each of them up separately. I think that Fastenal would probably be okay with them packaged a little less fastidiously. I checked with Greyhound and they wanted the fenders packed in a way that there was absolutely no chance of luggage riding along with them damaged in any way. Perhaps it was just the gent at my Grey Hound depot but I think he would have made me wrap my shipping boxes in bubble wrap. Too many hoops to jump through with him.

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I use Fastenal often.
As long as you crate the fenders
with no overhang on a skid you should be fine.
They do offer insurance for added cost, but
you must crate or you have to wave the insurance.
Rates are very good. I used them at least 10 times. NO problems.

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I've used Greyhound to ship and receive with good results.