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28-02-2012, 04:57 PM
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Join Date: Aug 2009
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Hey guys, I'm in the midst of buying some wheels from a forum member here and I was wondering how would I go about organising freight, unfortunately everyone who has approached me is from interstate.
Would they just have to pack each wheel into a separate box, weigh them and get dimensions and I contact a freight company to tell them I need 4 boxes shipped from this address, to another, tell them the weight and dimensions of the boxes and away we go? Which company would you suggest also? |
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Buying wheels from interstate
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