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Posted by Darren in TN on September 06, 2003 at 10:01:14 from (68.19.204.89):
In Reply to: Parts shipping? posted by Blake on September 05, 2003 at 18:20:32:
Hi, Blake. We're in TN, too-- around Fayetteville. We run a small business that periodically requires that we ship freight in the neighborhood of 100 to 4000 lbs. Best folks we've found locally in terms of price and service have been BAX Global. They should have a location near you and may be able to deliver direct. You may also have a AAA Cooper nearby-- they're pretty ok, but not as good as BAX. $226 sounds about right to me. You may be able to knock 40 or 50 bucks off, but probably not much more. If you have friends that ship freight regularly they may have a better discount than you can get as a little guy-- check with them. The motor freight world stills operates on some kind of bizarre discount system for less-than-load quantities. Pretty hard to rap your brain around the whole thing. Good luck, Darren
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