Who do you use to ship stuff?

[tparker]

I will be selling a set of Dougs Headers for a 383-400 D-451 (I think) for $500. I got a good deal but  bought the wrong ones when I mixed up the numbers. But UPS freight seems to be $100 or so which makes a good deal an ok deal. Does anyone use a different way to ship that is cheaper?

Thanks Tom.

[7E-Bodies]

I've used averitt that seemed competitive and just now, Bob from Glen Ray Radiator suggested sending my radiator to him with Speedy. I'm going to give them a try. I've also been told that Fastenal is dabbling in shipping, but I have no experience with them.

[Topcat]

Uship.com I used before to ship a Hood to L.A. to a member here.
Also sent 2 power steering pumps out for re-build.

[tparker]

Awesome, Thanks I'll look into these.

[gzig5]

Never used them and not sure if still available, but I've heard that Greyhound can be economical for large size parts that one person can handle, like seats or headers.  Apparently you don't need to box them significantly and they just put them in the luggage compartment of the bus.  Drop off and pick up at the bus station.

[RUNCHARGER]

Greyhound was excellent here in Canada but they pulled out a year or two ago. If I can't mail parts now I don't sell them. Shipping is starting to be a hobby killer.