need shipping help from Germany to USA

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  • John B
    S2Forum Maniac
    • Apr 2008
    • 926
    • Country: United Kingdom

    #16
    Originally posted by audinut
    Interparcel Express Saver 13th Feb
    by 6:00pm £125.30
    I have used Interparcel several times.....great!
    2001 996 C4 - Being renovated
    1994 ABY Coupe - "Das Smaragd RS2+ Coupe" - Sold

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    • CarstenH
      S2Forum Fanatic
      • Nov 2012
      • 60
      • Country: Germany

      #17
      Originally posted by speeding-g60
      so i want to get a set of fiberglass doors for the racecar. and they are already paid for, but now they said i need to pay another $1048 EURO for shipping to USA!!!! WTF!

      i paid $150 GBP for an RS2 trans on a pallet from UK to USA, and that weight was a hell of a lot more than fiberglass doors weighing 6.3kg ea.

      the boxes are 145x75x25cm and 10kg each.

      in USA we can take things to the airport and have it shipped here and picked up at the airport here. or even shipping company terminal to terminal.

      my friend is saying that the problem is with DHL not delivering here and the US Postal Office will not do the delivery.

      HELP!!!! this is a 50 pounds savings off the car, and i need it any ideas???
      Hello,
      I tried to find a cheaper way to send stuff from Germany to USA, but your box is really to big
      There are a lot of US-soldiers in south of Germany and I know they often send stuff home to the USA... the use the "uncorrect" way to send it as military stuff

      Maybe you need to ask some of our friend friends if someone know somebody in US-barracks here in Germany

      good luck

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      • speeding-g60
        S2Forum Extremist
        • Aug 2008
        • 1186
        • Country: United States

        #18
        hmm. i do know a few people stationed in Germany. hmmmmmmmm.

        Jens is made one last request to the airlines on Friday. we ship stuff here in USA all the time as "unattended luggage" thru the airlines freight counters.

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