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Thread: Shipping International...Gasping for air

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    Quote Originally Posted by Felixdacat
    Nice down payment for a 89 Porsche 911 turbo widebody.
    Gulp!
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    Jay Lebo - Toronto, Canada
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    This will be my next and last purchase.

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    show us a pic!
    1994 540ia|Oxford Green Metallic|Lemforder|KYB in H&R|18" OE Staggered M-Parallel with Pirelli P-Zero

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    Have you inquired about shipping it? See a freight forwarder and they might be able to send it in a container with a bunch of other stuff. It should be waaaaaay cheaper (and slower). I sent two large trunks to Germany (okay it was about 10 years ago) but it only cost about AU$300 plus forwarders costs which weren't much. I airmailed a Burago scale model car to the states. The sale price was AU$42 and the shipping was AU$26!!! He was happy though.
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    Wingman
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    i agree with da wingman,it was only going to cost me 130 us in actual shipping costs (port to port) to get a set of 4 17in wheels and tyres from germany to NZ a coupla years ago.If you shop round(yellow pages) you will find someone who will do the whole deal for ya,your door to port maybe door to door cos most of these guys also do the customs side of things.
    Gone but not forgotten

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    Thanks guys. I'll check things out today

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    absolutly agree with these guys. those quotes are ridiculous. it is way much cheaper than that. shopuld be no more than $400au sea freight

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    http://www.rolyleahycustomimports.com/ - transmissions, engines etc

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