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Old 09-23-2019, 12:31 PM   #1
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So I put my old Mexican 302 block on Craigs List and got a call from a guy in Utah who is interested. Anyone had any experience shipping a bare block? I have a Dart SHP 302 coming this week so that should cover packaging if UPS doesn't bust it up. Suggestions on this?
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Old 09-23-2019, 12:41 PM   #2
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Mark Kirby, a racer and Class Racer member, can fix you up. He operates Lynn Traffic Service, and does a great job.
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I used R&L Carriers
happy with them
Block was on pallet
I had forklift at both ends
to avoid lift-gate charge
watch that
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I used R&L Carriers
happy with them
Block was on pallet
I had forklift at both ends
to avoid lift-gate charge
watch that
Mike
I have used R&L as well. If you are close to their terminal you can ship terminal to terminal and it saves a bit. Deliver it to the terminal on one end and pick it up at a terminal at the other end.
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Old 09-23-2019, 04:31 PM   #5
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Fastenal will ship from store to store very reasonably. -Al
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I used Fastenal for a differential housing. They only require the item be secured to a pallet. Don’t be in a hurry though. Check their website look for “third party shipping”.
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Thanks,all. I'll look into all of these alternatives. UPS figures out to around $500 door to door.
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Thanks,all. I'll look into all of these alternatives. UPS figures out to around $500 door to door.

Talk to Mark Kirby. I paid half of that to ship a Chevy block from Phoenix, AZ to Mooresville, NC
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What is weight?

Ship from zip code and ship to zip code and I’ll give you a freight quote.
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Old 09-24-2019, 01:36 AM   #10
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What is weight?

Ship from zip code and ship to zip code and I’ll give you a freight quote.

From 98498 Tacoma/Lakewood, Washington to Salt Lake City. I don't have destination a zip yet.


Weight is around 150.
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