rocketaudi

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theyre the rims in the center here here (stolen pic!). genuine 84 audi cookie cutters. 3 are straight, one is bent to hell but ive got all 4 with tires. they all probably have some moderate scuffage on them. i need the garage space so they have to go. they can be picked up, shipped(for the price of shipping, of course) or i can bring them to carlisle. if no one wants em they gotta go so.. adopt some audi rims today

85-4kq-girl

I bet he wants them...but it is early yet, not many folks are awake!

--morgan

rocketaudi

yeah he reminded me. hes welcome to em

DBF

I'd love to take them, even the bent one, but I'm up here in Canada. I wonder how much it would cost to ship to Halifax, Nova Scotia? If you check for me and it's not too damned expensive, I'll grab them from you.

rocketaudi

from ups is $127. id have to weigh the wheels (do you want them with tires or without?) and measure to get the right price. and id need your address which you can email me if you like. but it should be close. i could try fedex to see if theyre any cheaper, and the ol post office too.

- GT Style -

They'll rape Canadians on stupid duty &amp; brokerage fees. Add another $100-150 on top of the shipping costs.

Best way to ship is w/o tires through USPS.

OWDLVR

I got raped for $250 in duty charges on four USED 4kq rims.

Don't go UPS.

-Dave

hallman

then you'll only have to get them from me here...
save you brokarage fees and paying duty on "estimated" "book" value for an old set of free rims...

PJM99

Re:USPS will still be pricey and can take alot longer!

Berserker

Are the brokerage fees still a major issue, or is it just travelling north? What is the preferred method of shipping parts from Canada to the US?

Thanks!

Nate
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