T tstx92 New member Dec 26, 2013 #1 Hey guys, Ive got a TJM-15 bumper that Im wanting to ship. Any idea what this costs or how I can find out? Thanks
Hey guys, Ive got a TJM-15 bumper that Im wanting to ship. Any idea what this costs or how I can find out? Thanks
Dirtyfingers Senior Member Dec 26, 2013 #2 tstx92 said: Hey guys, Ive got a TJM-15 bumper that Im wanting to ship. Any idea what this costs or how I can find out? Thanks Click to expand... I've seen it from $100-250
tstx92 said: Hey guys, Ive got a TJM-15 bumper that Im wanting to ship. Any idea what this costs or how I can find out? Thanks Click to expand... I've seen it from $100-250
97BlackAckCL Elite Member Dec 27, 2013 #3 You will need to ship it freight, I would look for a UPS store or FedEx store around you and inquire there
You will need to ship it freight, I would look for a UPS store or FedEx store around you and inquire there
C chaotichoax New member Dec 30, 2013 #4 ship it via greyhound...you'll save yourself a ton of cash...item has to be dropped off and picked up at a greyhound facility
ship it via greyhound...you'll save yourself a ton of cash...item has to be dropped off and picked up at a greyhound facility
DeathCougar New member Dec 30, 2013 #5 chaotichoax said: ship it via greyhound...you'll save yourself a ton of cash...item has to be dropped off and picked up at a greyhound facility Click to expand... Greyhound has a 100lb limit, so thats a no go. It has to be freight trucked, there is no way around it. Contact Unishippers.com, my customers use them to ship large items like Engines, Transmissions, Axles, and I'm sure a bumper would be relatively easy.
chaotichoax said: ship it via greyhound...you'll save yourself a ton of cash...item has to be dropped off and picked up at a greyhound facility Click to expand... Greyhound has a 100lb limit, so thats a no go. It has to be freight trucked, there is no way around it. Contact Unishippers.com, my customers use them to ship large items like Engines, Transmissions, Axles, and I'm sure a bumper would be relatively easy.
C chaotichoax New member Dec 30, 2013 #6 #fail...assumed we were talking about a standard plastic bumper