Can anyone offer up constructive advice about sending parts to the States?
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Parts postage to the States?
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Z3I
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Its so expensive Gavin! I sent an Mtech kit via DHL to California, cost £480 if I remember correctly, but on the plus side only took 2 days to ship. Even a steering wheel works out at £80, try to keep the packing light, and consider surface mail, but that takes many weeks.
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Gavla
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Thanks Paul...I have been quoted £50 so not too bad...lets see if he is willing to pay...
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Z3I
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Some of the lower quotes are only to monday to friday commercial premises only, so they are sure of delivery etcGavla wrote:Thanks Paul...I have been quoted £50 so not too bad...lets see if he is willing to pay...
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Jesus325iTouring
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We've sent things to the States using www.p4d.co.uk with no dramas, in fact, we sent one parcel measuring about 60cmx60cmx60cm to California iirc, it cost £4 
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Just tried to do the same but the seller wasn't paying so much for postage.Z3I wrote:Its so expensive Gavin! I sent an Mtech kit via DHL to California, cost £480 if I remember correctly, but on the plus side only took 2 days to ship. Even a steering wheel works out at £80, try to keep the packing light, and consider surface mail, but that takes many weeks.