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Eric; check your mail..........bunches of Pix sent..HTH
Lou
There has been a problem with the floor shipment. Apparantly it is stuck with customs at Lahore who are not releasing it because it was labelled as old spare part which is not allowed in Pakistan.. The Fed Ex guys have given up on clearance. I will try my best to get it cleared on my own in the coming weak.
Ehsan
Hello thereEhsan, please let me know if there is something I can do on this as well. FedEx did not tell me of this when shipped. Unfortuantely, what the paperwork say's is 'used auto parts (floorboards)' which of course is what they are and no one advised me that this was not accepted in Pakistan. So, I am sorry that this has worked out in such a way. It was no small expence on my part.
Edit: Ehsan, I can scan and email the packing information if you wish it. Also, I have sent you an email as I am trying to understand what FedEx has done. It shows the package delivered on 4- 26 to M. Nazeer.
Eric
Hello there
You dont have to be sorry about anything. i know you have spent a lot and you deserve nothing but a brand new floor in your hands... The dilevery has been made in Lahore. I am in Rawalpindi. I think it was delivered in name of some FedEx guy or a customs official. Do send an email to fed ex and send me all the documents that you have by email so I can try at my end. Lets wait and see if we can get this in our hands. .
Thank you
Ehsan
Any body parts you can make would be great, I think you should make them out of Aluminium.
That is a possibility. But I can buy a whole vehicle for just a bit more then what the grease would cost. I am trying to see if I can pull some strings to get it out without the greasing..Eric, that Sux.........Ehsan; had a similar problem in another country with customs and a shipment of machinery...had to grease a palm with some cash but things went very smoothly afterwards; any thoughts on this?
Lou
IMO the ribs are important for the rigidity of the floor; Toyota mechanical Engineers who are a lot smarter than I am would not have added them if not necessary..........there are others who have gone the straight sheet metal route and if it works for them; great.....but just would like to get the replacement w/o the "tin can" effect...................have a question for all that are needing floor panels (most of us)
has anyone been able to compare both flat sheetmetal vs ribbed patches on a pig?.......have done it on other cars and was not happy; maybe am too damn OCD
my 0.02
Lou