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Freight and bullbars/parts

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Freight and bullbars/parts

Post by fnqcairns »

I am after advice or recommendation's on how a person can get secondhand bullbars across the country or anything large for a 4wd without it costing so much it becomes a silly idea?

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barnsey ive seen the same thing all the tyres and good stuff is in melb :bad-words:
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Post by beretta »

You need to ring around and get some prices, I got a set of swampers sent from Melbourne to Sydney for $90 on a pallet, it was one pallet space on a Bdouble and just so happened they were trying to fill the load and being an ex trucky I knew a thing or two about them trying to fill loads. But rining around a few carriers is the best way. The bain of transport operations is backloading, so you've gotta think outside the square a little, try talking to removalists that might cover certain areas as they often run home empty etc and will carry stuff very cheap to pay for the fuel.

hope that helps a bit. Paul
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Post by Ryano »

We've got a fairly good freight rate with Ipec. I can organise the freight for anyone that wants it.
Here is a rough idea on costs - $80 for 4 36"tyres from Brissie to Sydney.

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Post by fnqcairns »

I found out a person can get a passable deal if they waste $20 on long distance phone calls :cry: .
The best deal I could get as a private person (some wouldn't even bother because of no ABN) was $450 then up popped a $280 quote so I got there in the end.
Ryano can you get freight from anywhere to anywhere at a fair price or just from Bris? The deal you got on those tyres is mighty good!!!

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Post by Ryano »

Reasonable rate anywhere in OZ.
PM some dimensions, weight and where to and from and I'll get a quote.

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Post by fnqcairns »

PM sent :cool:
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