low cost shipping

MD Mopar · Dec 17, 2015

I need to ship a set of headers and an X-pipe from Maryland to Arizona. What would be the least expensive way to do this?

Beekeeper · Dec 17, 2015

Try greyhound

MD Mopar · Dec 17, 2015

Yes, I will give them a try on an estimate.

mach123 · Dec 18, 2015

Low cost and shipping can't be used in same sentence up here in Canada, lol

Kern Dog · Dec 18, 2015

I have shipped doors, fenders, bucket seats and a console through Greyhound and their prices are usually always lower. The Post Office won't ship bulky items. The UPS/FedEx/DHL guys all have their place but for a guy on a budget, Greyhound is the way. I'd never want to ride one as a passenger though. Seems chock full of drunks, perverts, impoverished immigrants with terrible hygiene and Democrats.

Cornpatch MO · Dec 18, 2015

MD Mopar said:
I need to ship a set of headers and an X-pipe from Maryland to Arizona. What would be the least expensive way to do this?

I have found that "Fastenal" who sells all kinds of fasteners and other stuff, will ship from one store to another in the USA. Nearly every city has a fastenal store and their rates are good. I shipped a transmission from Iowa to the East Coast this Summer. Quick delivery to their store .........................MO

Car Nut · Dec 18, 2015

Cornpatch MO said:
I have found that "Fastenal" who sells all kinds of fasteners and other stuff, will ship from one store to another in the USA. Nearly every city has a fastenal store and their rates are good. I shipped a transmission from Iowa to the East Coast this Summer. Quick delivery to their store .........................MO

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shag766 · Dec 18, 2015

Cornpatch MO said:
I have found that "Fastenal" who sells all kinds of fasteners and other stuff, will ship from one store to another in the USA. Nearly every city has a fastenal store and their rates are good. I shipped a transmission from Iowa to the East Coast this Summer. Quick delivery to their store .........................MO

now that is interesting info. good one. it makes good business sense for them to do it also as the truck is going there anyway so lets fill it up. plus the fact that you will obviously buy your fastener needs from them. thats outside the box thinking, i think. lol

bkleenfltx · Dec 18, 2015

Kern Dog said:
I have shipped doors, fenders, bucket seats and a console through Greyhound and their prices are usually always lower. The Post Office won't ship bulky items. The UPS/FedEx/DHL guys all have their place but for a guy on a budget, Greyhound is the way. I'd never want to ride one as a passenger though. Seems chock full of drunks, perverts, impoverished immigrants with terrible hygiene and Democrats.

LOL!!! and SO true.

MD Mopar · Dec 18, 2015

Great idea on the Fastenal. I will give them a call. Thanks.

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