[Tigers] Engine Shipping

[Gyroplanes at aol.com]

I ship parts and large boxes all over the world. I use U-ship (it's a lot  
like ebay, companied bid on you freight) I also found a company out of PA 
that I  use an awful lot lately, LDM International. They are real good for 
long  distances. They broker the freight out to UPS & Fedex and other brand 
name  carriers. SEKO Intl has also been real good for domestic & intl  shipping.
Tom
 
 
In a message dated 7/11/2010 11:37:37 P.M. Central Daylight Time,  
e.coiner at cox.net writes:

I  recently bought an engine on line from www.automotix.com.  It was 
shipped  to me via Estes trucking. It could have been delivered to my home or 
office,  but it worked out better to have it delivered to their terminal. They 
placed  it in the back of a pickup truck with a forklift.  The engine was  
strapped to a wooden pallet and shrink wrapped.  It arrived in fine  condition.


---- Brian Glenn <ora_archy at yahoo.com> wrote:  
> Friends,
>  
> I bought a Mk1 last year.  Doug  Jennings drove it out from Ohio to SUNI 
V and
> I drove it home to San  Diego from there; quite an adventure for us both.
>  
> I'm  looking to ship the original engine from Cincinatti OH to San Diego 
CA  and
> was hoping for some references and advice.
>  
>  Thanks,
> Brian Glenn
> B9472615
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