Fwd: shipping seats

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Date: Mon, 23 Jun 2003 20:16:29 EDT
Subject: Re: shipping seats 
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In a message dated 6/23/2003 5:31:58 PM Central Daylight Time, 
patpend2000@domain.elided writes:

> Has anyone on the list shipped a pair of spider seats
> before?  If so, how and what is the most economical
> form? They need to go from California to Dallas Tx.
> 

I was on the receiving end of a pair of seats purchased from a California 
dealer on eBay. They came via UPS, packed in cardboard and secured with stapping. 
The only disassembly required was the removal of the headrests. They were 
stacked one on top of another with carboard placed in between and the headrests 
were wrapped and stuffed wherever they would fit. These seats weren't intended 
to be in pristine condition but appear to have made the trip without damage. 
Cost was reasonable, considering.
Bob Abhalter
Paducah KY
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