For Sale: 4L65-E Transmission AWD
10-26-2010, 09:27 PM
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really interested. I need a tranny bad. 2BFAST, can I get your address or zip code, whichever you feel more secure with. Pm me if you want. iv never tried shipping anything like this but il try and call them and see whats the cheapest I can do this, Thanks
10-26-2010, 10:13 PM
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dude you can get a quote right on their site, it is no more difficult than shipping a package with ups. But if you need residential pickup or delivery that costs a LOT more. Dock and business are cheapest.
Just pull up their page, click rate quote. Enter class 85, weight of oh, 150 I'd guess, both zip codes, hit enter and it will give you the quote. That's what you'd pay for dock/business pickups/destinations. All that has to be done is to pallet (or crate) the trans...just sit it on a pallet and band or shrinkwrap it securely and you're good to go. You can even fill out the bill of lading (shipping form) online too...just click "create BOL" after you get the quote and fill in the pertinent info (each party's addy and phone number, weight/class/description info, then print and drop off at the nearest terminal (given with the quote) or call them for a pickup appointment.
I've shipped all my engines with them for the last 10 years or so.
Just pull up their page, click rate quote. Enter class 85, weight of oh, 150 I'd guess, both zip codes, hit enter and it will give you the quote. That's what you'd pay for dock/business pickups/destinations. All that has to be done is to pallet (or crate) the trans...just sit it on a pallet and band or shrinkwrap it securely and you're good to go. You can even fill out the bill of lading (shipping form) online too...just click "create BOL" after you get the quote and fill in the pertinent info (each party's addy and phone number, weight/class/description info, then print and drop off at the nearest terminal (given with the quote) or call them for a pickup appointment.
I've shipped all my engines with them for the last 10 years or so.
