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baz-r
31st March 2010, 02:15 PM
i know of a chassis that is up for grabs and the problem is its miles away i could colect it but its too far to go and pick it up for me 300miles
so what i need is a courier realy to pick it up for me but who would deal with this kind of item
the main frame is built and theres extras like unmade suspension arms etc.

failing that its going out to buy some roof bars :( and i have no idea how heavy the frame would be
help! :confused:

twinturbo
31st March 2010, 02:29 PM
My bars were rated at 60KG.... Seemed fine.

http://www.haynes.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=3672&highlight=galaxy



there's a chassis for sale just up the road from me too, it's on ebay for about £330..

TT

HandyAndy
31st March 2010, 09:26 PM
thats a shame, as i was in Exeter last friday, depending where the chassis is/was coming from i could,ve put it on the roof of my van & took it to you, :rolleyes: :)

cheers
andy

twinturbo
31st March 2010, 09:35 PM
It's not going to be cheap by any normal courrier.. Roof bars and a roadtrip is the way to go.

TT

HandyAndy
31st March 2010, 09:43 PM
the chances are ......if you use a carrier to transport this ( tnt etc etc & alike), they will charge you volumetric weight, as it takes up alot more space on the truck & so they charge the extra to cover for the loss of carrying other consignments on the same truck space , if that makes sense? :o
basically, lets say the chassis weighs 60kgs dense weight, but the volumetric weight would more likely be approx 400 kgs ( chargeable).

Can,t you get the seller to meet half way? save on fuel etc , i know i know i,m a tight wotsit :D

cheers
andy

twinturbo
31st March 2010, 10:07 PM
the chances are ......if you use a carrier to transport this ( tnt etc etc & alike), they will charge you volumetric weight, as it takes up alot more space on the truck & so they charge the extra to cover for the loss of carrying other consignments on the same truck space , if that makes sense? :o
basically, lets say the chassis weighs 60kgs dense weight, but the volumetric weight would more likely be approx 400 kgs ( chargeable).

Can,t you get the seller to meet half way? save on fuel etc , i know i know i,m a tight wotsit :D

cheers
andy

more or less what i was driving at.... It's big!!! courriers should run roofracks!!!

TT

Talonmotorsport
31st March 2010, 10:15 PM
I get chassis delivered by pallet couriers they charge between £55-75 each pallet so a chassis goes as two pallets. The drivers are used to dealing with large deliveries so don't complain about a mear 55-60kg.

baz-r
1st April 2010, 01:53 PM
thats a shame, as i was in Exeter last friday, depending where the chassis is/was coming from i could,ve put it on the roof of my van & took it to you, :rolleyes: :)

cheers
andy

and thay let you in? take it you must of had your passport with you :)



just can make my mind up to buy it and pick it up or not :(

HandyAndy
1st April 2010, 02:11 PM
and thay let you in? take it you must of had your passport with you :)



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:D , i was in & out in a flash, escaped no prob :p

cheers
andy

twinturbo
1st April 2010, 06:18 PM
perhaps there is someone near the seller that can lend a hand in some way?

Where is the chassis?

TT