SSNightrunner

I was on ups and it gave me some crazy quote of like $520 to ship a front bumper from Ny to Montreal. Does anyone know how much it would really cost and by any chance does anyone know the weight of a stock SS/SC front bumper with lip..and measurments? Its ot my other house and I dont feel doing that much work. lol

northvibe

iTrader: (1)

All i know is shipping across the boarder is hella expensive and can sometimes take forever :/

MasterMike

You should go and pick it up yourself...NY is not that far from Mtl...7-8 hours maybe?

Red07SSNA

Shipping the front or rear fascia is too expensive in the states too. We've found it is cheaper to just buy it at a local dealer because the shipping is so high. It's not the weight -- it's the size of the box that makes it cost so much. Whoever gave you that price is probably not trying to scam you.

mkulrey13

iTrader: (39)

guys... its only 65$ to ship a bumper in the states VIA fedex home delivery. Its not expensive at all lol. To canada its prob 120$ or so. There us more to this world then UPS!

northvibe

iTrader: (1)

I know people that live in canada and to get vibe parts it was crazy expensive to ship them up, im talking cai, springs, exhaust, motor mounts, etc. so they would either travel to US and just have a friend hold them for them or found some good dealers, neverenoughauto, that would ship to canada fairly cheap. It does cost more though.

Red07SSNA

Even at ONLY $65 you can get it at a local dealer with no shipping costs -- helps if your local dealer will sell it to you for what you can get it on-line for -- mine did.

Sharpie

No its not that different. Just depends on the company most times.

Red07SSNA

Everybody that says it doesn't cost that much to send a front fascia -- it's obvious that you haven't tried to ship one. It hardly weighs much -- it's the size of the box that puts it into another category. Call the company you claim will ship it cheap and tell them the box is 30" X 36" X 74" and see what they quote.

spaz

use this for a quote
http://www.freightshippingcenter.com...s%20calculator

http://www.rlcarriers.com/kp_rate_quote.asp

it is like 180