An auto tranny can be shipped by UPS in three different boxes. That's the way mine was shipped from Long Enterprises. Marc Perdue Jeff at Vanagonparts wrote: > No, UPS will not ship a pallet, that's why I stated palletize as necessary. > If you're shipping an automatic tranny, you're not using UPS due to the > weight. However, UPS will take a wooden crate. A well made wooden crate > will not end up looking like toothpicks. I've shipped a lot of engines and > auto trannies in crates and have yet to have a problem. > > That being said, I ship all manual trannies in a double-walled cardboard > box. Haven't had a problem with that method either. > > Cheers, > > Jeff > www.vanagonparts.com |
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