Shipping NOS axles

[Brentwood Bob]

I thought this was a good way to ship axles to Austraulia.
Took months to get there. Arrived intact too!
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=dA7nP94W51M

I have been trying to outsmart USPS when I ship sets of rebuilt, or core shocks, with some mind boggling damage avoided so far.
Bolting down the shocks to a plywood base works good.
The reinforced shipping tape helps.

[Synchro909]

Bob, for a package to come by surface from the US, 5 months is normal. That is about the same time as when ships had sails. If US customs wants to look at what is in a container, add another couple of months and MANY more $. Why US customs would want to search containers LEAVING the US, I don't know but I've lost several items that way and there is no way of retrieving them.

[Brentwood Bob]

Looking for trade secrets I'll bet.

[Jemelton#]

Originally Posted by Brentwood Bob

Looking for trade secrets I'll bet.

Or perhaps weapons?

[Hitman]

Originally Posted by Synchro909

Why US customs would want to search containers LEAVING the US,

Stolen goods, usually cars and other large items that take a container to conceal and remove. It's quite common.

[Oldbluoval]

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I sent a hefty package to Australia awhile back via FedEx. Got there in about 10 days but price tag was hefty also!