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    Seat Shipping.

    I have a full leather interior that I may need to ship. What is the best way to send something huge like that?

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    #2
    there was a thread on that not long ago...... I think it was TJ's need to ship the plastic bumpers he had.

    Some freight company would be ideal as UPS/Fedex probably wouldnt take it
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      #3
      Someone said Greyhound was cheapest but the reciepient has to go to the bus station.

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        #4
        just dismantle them and put the parts in a padded envelope

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          #5
          Good luck fitting the rear seat cusion in a padded envelope...

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            #6
            Greyhound is vastly cheaper from my experience. Got a bolt-in cage that way. it was $116 compared to $400-$1,000 from freight companies... and it took only 2 days to ship.
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              #7
              fold the seats flat, remove the headrest and put them in bicycle boxes. shrink wrap the rear seats cushions together and send the whole mess fedex ground. its cheaper than you think if packed this way.
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                #8
                Originally posted by parkerbink View Post
                Someone said Greyhound was cheapest but the reciepient has to go to the bus station.
                I've shipped 2 sets of seats with Greyhound. Once from Utah to upstate NY for $110 and the other was a set I shipped to GA for $90.

                This was a few years ago, so I'm sure the shipping prices have gone up with increased fuel costs.

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                  #9
                  I just bought a set of sport seats and the PO shipped them from Portland to me in SE Michigan via Greyhound. He inverted one seat, and put the two seats together in a single big U-Haul coat shipping box with headrests off and everything in bubble wrap. Box weighed something close to 100lbs! Cost $80 IIRC and took a week. They came undamaged and I've got them in the car already.
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                    #10
                    Originally posted by gearheadE30 View Post
                    Good luck fitting the rear seat cusion in a padded envelope...
                    you're sharp.
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                      #11
                      Originally posted by LedJetta View Post
                      you're sharp.
                      Why thank you. I try ;)

                      In all seriousness, though, Greyhound sounds....Greyt!!! ;) I had no idea that shipping interior stuff was that cheap.

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                        #12
                        if u know someone who has a company and ships through Saia or ABF, u can get some really good rates on pallets. Otherwise they have this raping 1 time shipment charge.

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                          #13
                          Shipped front seats "69" in a clothes hanger box and rear seats wrapped together in cardboard from Seattle to Minneapolis via Bax Global by air. Sent Friday, arrived Monday for $90. Best deal going!

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                            #14
                            Originally posted by John1180 View Post
                            Shipped front seats "69" in a clothes hanger box and rear seats wrapped together in cardboard from Seattle to Minneapolis via Bax Global by air. Sent Friday, arrived Monday for $90. Best deal going!
                            That is cheap.
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