Gauging interest in 3.63 gears
12-05-2013, 12:46 PM
#101
Need a price for shipping, which will be good due to sending half a dozen sets of gears at a time, but looking at 300 a set.
They are from 626's so are older than NA or NB gears, but are identical in design, and I have already confirmed perfect fitment with a trial install
Dann
They are from 626's so are older than NA or NB gears, but are identical in design, and I have already confirmed perfect fitment with a trial install
Dann
I would love to know how to get it out of australia, unfortunately cost of living here is around 80% higher than the USA so services are through the roof.
I am trying.
I can get each set to anyones door for 85 ish but that would take 3 months, for a week or less it costs 135 a set.
I am still looking but options are few and pricey. What do you suggest?
Dann
I am trying.
I can get each set to anyones door for 85 ish but that would take 3 months, for a week or less it costs 135 a set.
I am still looking but options are few and pricey. What do you suggest?
Dann
I'd be more than happy to send you the $385(ish) via paypal right now, just give me your address. I am in no real rush on my end, so 3 months shipping time is fine as long as it's guaranteed to arrive (eventually). Just let me know. Thanks
(fyi, your mailbox is full and won't accept pm's)
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12-05-2013, 01:56 PM
#104
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I am sitting in a hotel in St. Louis waiting out this snow storm. When I get back home I can check on the list. Honestly though more then 6 are probably not going to get sent over just because cost goes up to get more then that by a third. I need to get in contact with people on the list and see how many will be dropping out due to the 3.3 GB.
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03-24-2016, 09:21 AM
#110
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whatever happened with this thread?
you do realise that in australia we chuck out 3.6 diff CWP so we can put in 3.9/4.1/4.3/4.7?
even wreckers don't offer any money for them - if you are being sold them for any money then you are being shafted...
dann has a **** rep in this country - something something group buy gone bad and even tho he took the money he blamed his mates next door for going out of business - no refunds to the victims in our community...
you do realise that in australia we chuck out 3.6 diff CWP so we can put in 3.9/4.1/4.3/4.7?
even wreckers don't offer any money for them - if you are being sold them for any money then you are being shafted...
dann has a **** rep in this country - something something group buy gone bad and even tho he took the money he blamed his mates next door for going out of business - no refunds to the victims in our community...
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03-24-2016, 10:14 AM
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whatever happened with this thread?
you do realise that in australia we chuck out 3.6 diff CWP so we can put in 3.9/4.1/4.3/4.7?
even wreckers don't offer any money for them - if you are being sold them for any money then you are being shafted...
dann has a **** rep in this country - something something group buy gone bad and even tho he took the money he blamed his mates next door for going out of business - no refunds to the victims in our community...
you do realise that in australia we chuck out 3.6 diff CWP so we can put in 3.9/4.1/4.3/4.7?
even wreckers don't offer any money for them - if you are being sold them for any money then you are being shafted...
dann has a **** rep in this country - something something group buy gone bad and even tho he took the money he blamed his mates next door for going out of business - no refunds to the victims in our community...
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03-24-2016, 11:06 AM
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Shipping them costs a metric **** ton. I really did spend a good amount of time in 2013 trying to get this going, had a good number lined up. Then when it came to figure out shipping it raised the cost to almost be about the same as just buying a new one in the US after all the paypal fees, shipping, actual cost of 3.63.
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03-24-2016, 05:13 PM
#114
I sent a bigass holset turbo and some irtb bike carbs to NZ for $70 US and they got there in two weeks. I was sent a cast aluminum transmission front section (bell housing), four large connecting rods and pistons, main bearing support plate, 15 lbs. of engine block to transmission support braces and bunch of other miscellaneous parts via NZ post insured and it was $120 US. Based on that I figured there would enough margin for profit w/o jacking the price of these throw-away 3.63 R&Ps.
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03-24-2016, 11:07 PM
#117
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i will see who has any lying around and weigh it and see what it comes to fedexxed to the USA. paypal is free to send money person to person, but they screw you on the exchange rate.
our dollar is about 70 us cents. coffee shop workers earn more than au$20 an hour here, forklift drivers earn like $50. tradesmen earn about $100. if that tells you stuff about our economy.
our dollar is about 70 us cents. coffee shop workers earn more than au$20 an hour here, forklift drivers earn like $50. tradesmen earn about $100. if that tells you stuff about our economy.
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03-24-2016, 11:27 PM
#118
Thanks, maybe i can send you the shipping label so all you have to do is box it up.
Keep me posted.
I took my wife and young sonfor 3 weeks to Australia in 2005, drove up the coast from Sidney to Brisbane met a lot of friendly folks, it is on my to do again list maybe go down to Melburn this time.
Keep me posted.
I took my wife and young sonfor 3 weeks to Australia in 2005, drove up the coast from Sidney to Brisbane met a lot of friendly folks, it is on my to do again list maybe go down to Melburn this time.
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