How to ship a dashboard?
How to ship a dashboard?
Does anyone have advice/experience on how to ship an FC dashboard? i appreciate it!
also, i didnt really know what section to put this in, so move it if necessary
also, i didnt really know what section to put this in, so move it if necessary
UPS is gonna cost a bomb. i'll say do local shipping "wherever it is from" and via usps. that will cost at least half the price of the shipping.
the other way, would to ship using container by shipping company. pick it up at the port.
the other way, would to ship using container by shipping company. pick it up at the port.
Originally Posted by El Nene 7
is that the dash for me NOPR if so bump for me
, so technically he has 'dibs' first if he still wants it, then you or whoever. I wouldn't have posted that if i had remember about him so I'm sorry, but i didn't wanna sell it out from under someone.
Freight would be cheapest. padd it and wrap it up with shiping ceran wrap on a crate.
It is alot of work pulling the dash. Read the artical in the archives! Make sure you keep the back harness intacked for him and the dash fram brace. He will need ur body harness and sub frame and steering rack and column mount and steering column and pedals and accel cable. This is why its easier to just ship the clip. This will be 5 to 9 hrs of labor for you.
It is alot of work pulling the dash. Read the artical in the archives! Make sure you keep the back harness intacked for him and the dash fram brace. He will need ur body harness and sub frame and steering rack and column mount and steering column and pedals and accel cable. This is why its easier to just ship the clip. This will be 5 to 9 hrs of labor for you.
wrap the dash with bubble wrap, then take it to a mail boxes to go/UPS store and tell them you want it shipped in a big box.
Make sure they fill the box with lots of popcorn/packing peanuts, the last thing you want is the dash sliding around since they are plastic and it will just get all broken up.
Make sure they fill the box with lots of popcorn/packing peanuts, the last thing you want is the dash sliding around since they are plastic and it will just get all broken up.
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Originally Posted by iceblue
Freight would be cheapest. padd it and wrap it up with shiping ceran wrap on a crate.
It is alot of work pulling the dash. Read the artical in the archives! Make sure you keep the back harness intacked for him and the dash fram brace. He will need ur body harness and sub frame and steering rack and column mount and steering column and pedals and accel cable. This is why its easier to just ship the clip. This will be 5 to 9 hrs of labor for you.
It is alot of work pulling the dash. Read the artical in the archives! Make sure you keep the back harness intacked for him and the dash fram brace. He will need ur body harness and sub frame and steering rack and column mount and steering column and pedals and accel cable. This is why its easier to just ship the clip. This will be 5 to 9 hrs of labor for you.
Originally Posted by Icemark
wrap the dash with bubble wrap, then take it to a mail boxes to go/UPS store and tell them you want it shipped in a big box.
Make sure they fill the box with lots of popcorn/packing peanuts, the last thing you want is the dash sliding around since they are plastic and it will just get all broken up.
Make sure they fill the box with lots of popcorn/packing peanuts, the last thing you want is the dash sliding around since they are plastic and it will just get all broken up.
Originally Posted by NOPR
hmm, i didnt think they would be able to ship something so big/awkward, It's worth a shot i suppose.
as long as it is less than 125 lbs you should be fine
If you want to go cheap, use greyhound (the bus service.) Wrap it thick in bubble wrap and take it to the local bus station.
I had a 3000GT rear bumper and taillight set shipped to me like that. It took a while, but they arrived in good condition (even though the guy addressed it Richmond, Indiana instead of Richmond, VA, they forwarded it here automatically.)
I had a 3000GT rear bumper and taillight set shipped to me like that. It took a while, but they arrived in good condition (even though the guy addressed it Richmond, Indiana instead of Richmond, VA, they forwarded it here automatically.)
I usually just wrap the dash in bubble wrap, then lay it down in a large box (supported underneath) on it's back... Then I cut the box to fold down over both sides with the center console sticking out... Then wrap the center console again and find a smaller box to put over it... Fix the boxes together and BAM it's ready... Safe too... lol




