George,
You'll need to find a freight forwarder who ships internationally. Check
your phone book. I'd advise getting at least 3 or 4 quotes. The big thing is
always the customs and duties for the value of the item you are shipping. If
it
has no value, you can get close to paying just the freight charges. (Note:
Insurance value has to equal customs value, so if you want it insured, there's
no under cutting the value to save a few $$$) In the USA any large van-lines
broker would be able to handle it, but I'm not sure how it works in Canada.
Where are you located? I can ask the broker I use at work.
Good Luck!
donny v
In a message dated 12/18/2003 9:41:55 AM Eastern Standard Time,
mgman71@verizon.net writes:
> Hello Group. Would any one know what I have to do to get an engine shipped
> from
> Canada to New York?and what paper work I need and who to contact to get it
> shipped?
> I f you know please e-mail me back.
>
> Thanks
> George Re
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