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I'm sending wheels to someone in Belgium. Ups wants $400 to do it. It would take 4-5 days. This is the only way they do it now. Is there a cheaper way? I could buy a round trip ticket and bring them myself.
QUOTE(Krieger914 @ Jun 30 2007, 10:03 AM) 
I'm sending wheels to someone in Belgium. Ups wants $400 to do it. It would take 4-5 days. This is the only way they do it now. Is there a cheaper way? I could buy a round trip ticket and bring them myself.
I am flying to brussels later today and could take them in my luggage!
Well, there is a guy there wanting 2.0L alloys. But you probably don't have any.
QUOTE(Krieger914 @ Jun 30 2007, 10:40 AM)
Well, there is a guy there wanting 2.0L alloys. But you probably don't have any.
we have PLENTY of them! (just very low on used factory alloy lug bolts!!!!
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I used USPS for shipping a 914 steering wheel to Germany. Was the cheapest way to ship. I think it costed about $30. They claimed it would take the slow boat to Europe, literally. Shipped by boat with 6-10 week delivery time.
RPS, UPS, DHL, Fedex, ... do not have a "slow boat" option for shipping to Europe and the cheapest I found was about $150 for the steering wheel.
Spoke
RPS, UPS, DHL, Fedex, ... do not have a "slow boat" option for shipping to Europe and the cheapest I found was about $150 for the steering wheel.
Spoke
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