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#451112 10/03/02 04:21 PM
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I am selling a SVT Exhaust. I am trying to figure out what would be the best way to ship it. Everyone that is looking at it is wanting the exhaust in one piece. Anyone have any ideas. Thanks in advance.


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#451113 10/03/02 05:03 PM
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I did a quick surf of the UPS web site and noticed that their larges package size under standard terms would not work for an intact exhaust. You can pay an extra rate for packages that are over the size, but I haven't found out how much that is.

#451114 10/03/02 10:45 PM
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Hold out for someone local, by the time you figure out a way to ship the entire exhaust intact, and the buyer pays 2x as much as it costs to buy the exhaust, it isn't worth it.

Ford can ship these in 1 piece b/c they have a large item account with UPS. I don't think they will let An individual ship an item that large.

Truck Freight is an option, but hold on tight for the price. When I checked it was in the neighborhood of $200-250.


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