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Scott Carlberg
Ok, so I asked a week or so ago about How to Ship an Air Dam.
The majority of the responses were to "go with Greyhound".

Now, where do I find a Box for this IMSA-styled Air Dam?


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Aaron Cox
go behind your local supermarket. steal 5 lays potato chip boxes. cut and tape. works great.
Eddie914
Auto Body shop.

They receive BIG parts in BIG boxes.

Eddie
Joe Bob
5-6 foot tall wardrobe box from UHaul....cut in half and save the remainder....
Andyrew
Got a bunch of boxes at my house. might have one that fits.

Tobra
How about a bicycle shop, be they have a lot of big boxes
Scott Carlberg
QUOTE(Andyrew @ Apr 16 2006, 10:30 PM) *

Got a bunch of boxes at my house. might have one that fits.




..thanks Andrew, I'll call you/come by and see what you guys have.
Allan
Or a furniture store.
GWN7
Any heavy cardboard box will do. Cut them to the right size. Use fiberglass tape to hold them together. Use several layers of bubble wrap on the ends to absord shocks and bangs. Put a couple layers of bubble wrap on the top and bottom and you should be good to go
Toast
Try a gun shop.
Seriously.

They have some odd shaped boxes, plus some really long ones.
groot
I shipped a 1 piece fiberglass bumper/air dam last month, but I paid too much for it... using Fedex freight.

But, to box it up I went to a U-haul store and bought 2 dish-pack double-layer boxes (18"x18"x36"... I think). I slid them over either end and overlapped the extra... taped it all up and it was good to go. But, with that method the package ends up being oversize 3, which means >$100 to ship.
morph
Find a snowboard box, or get a flat piece of cardboard from your local shipping supply store and use a box knife and measuring tape to form a box.

Hiedi
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