Shipping a FJ trans to California
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Put it in a box and send it Greyhound. Much cheaper than UPS or FedEx.
orangefj45
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yup, i just received something on greyhound and it was very reasonable.
dgangle
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Not an answer to your question really, but stock LC transmissions are typically pretty worthless and often not worth what they cost to ship. But it is your stuff so do with it what you wish.
I have shipped larger items pretty ecomomically by strapping to a pallet using old seat belts nailed to the pallet, deliver to local Dominion Freight/Gator terminal and shipping by class 85, which IIRC is a general low-cost classification. I shipped four leaf spring packs from AL to CO for just over $100.
I have shipped larger items pretty ecomomically by strapping to a pallet using old seat belts nailed to the pallet, deliver to local Dominion Freight/Gator terminal and shipping by class 85, which IIRC is a general low-cost classification. I shipped four leaf spring packs from AL to CO for just over $100.
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dgangle your right i just took 6 4speeds and 4 3speeds to the scrap yard + abunch of other cruiser stuff .seems like only the small stuff is useful anymore or maybey there is so much of it who knows . problem is i have the weakness and will still buy em for parts good luck
If you have a airport they service near you on both ends these guys are hard to beat on price to airship. http://www.forwardair.com/ Otherwise, Greyhound is hard to beat for ground transport of heavy items.
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