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Old 04-11-2012, 10:05 AM   #1
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Default Who Can Freight Parts/Panels From USA.

Hi all I am Looking at freighting in a Quarter panel for my mates 1968 GTO,
I am Based in Brisbane and I was wondering who is the best freight forwarders to use for this?
I will put a fairly big order in with similar sized parts.
e.g: New Rad support, Endura front, Rear Bar, Full L/H Quarter, etc etc,The package would be excess of 2100mm so quite long.
So it will be quite big and heavy but I would like to try and do the lot in one hit.
Any info on freight forwarders or personal 1st hand experience would be great.
Cheers Dane.

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