Cheapest Ways of Shipping Engines/Front Ends/Clips?

[West]

I have about 3 spare KA's just sitting around and want to get rid of some of them. I have got quotes from FedEx freight and they want something like $400 average to ship a engine. I know people ship stuff for cheaper, so if anyone knows the best/cheapest way to ship big items please let me know what your experiences have been and the best way for me to go about doing this. I have a business, and could use that to my advantage if anyone know info pertaining to that. Thanks!

[S13S14S15]

i was just about to make a post about that too.

[AAA240SX]

I'm doin business here in Chicago. When we have big stuff to ship we usually use Service By Air.

We use them for body kits and such. I haven't done motors, but I've seen em hauling fridges. Their trucks all have lift gates, so I don't think motor(s) would be a problem.
Not so sure how their pricing structure goes, but they're worth a shot. Nice place to work with...Always on time...

They actually have a location in Colorado. Here's their addy and phone # so you can get a hold of em:

Commerce City
6100 E. 58th Avenue Unit F
Commerce City, 80022
[email protected]

Toll Free: 800-546-7315
Local: 303-286-4244
Fax: 303-286-3867

Let me know how it goes...Hope it helps out.

[Jeff240sx]

Mark, have you tried shipping Greyhound? A lot of people do that for body kit pieces, and it's like $50 to get most packages on a bus. Only caveat, is that the person needs to go to a Greyhound station and pick it up when the bus pulls in.
-Jeff