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Date:         Fri, 6 Dec 1996 07:53:28 -0500
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From:         "Tony Moore" <tony@moorelab.com>
Subject:      Re: shipping interior answer!

Terry,


I wouldn't think that shipping panels would be a problem. As they are flat,
they should fit within UPS (preferred) and Greyhound's limitations. The big
problem for me was the seats.


Yes I did try RPS (Roadway Package Service), but their size limitations
were similar to UPS. You may want to try Fed-Ex too. They have a 3-day
select that was reasonable $$$ and their size limitations are much more
forgiving than UPS and RPS.


Ahhhhh!! Too many acronyms!!!


Good luck,


tony


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> From: Fudny@aol.com
> To: tony@moorelab.com
> Subject: Re: shipping interior answer!
> Date: Thursday, December 05, 1996 10:38 PM
> 
> Did you check with Roadway Package Service the sister company
> of Roadway Trucking. I located an interior (panels only) in Ca. but
> same problem. If you come up with anything please pass it on as 
> I would like to still get the panels.
> 
> 
> Terry 64 21 Window Deluxe
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