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Factory Five and shipping
Techs I realize this isn't a technical issue but I'd like to throw out a shipping related issue to FFR.
Thus far I've received 2 shipments from FFR. Both shipping charges were paid to FFR at time of purchase INCLUDING brokerage.
Shipment 1:
PUROLATOR...4 boxes containing LCA, konis, springs, fuel lines, and misc nuts bolts.
large boxes and a 5 foot long tube.
Cost at time of delivery at my door-->Zilch, Zero, Nada, $0
Shipment 2:
UPS...4 boxes hali replica rims
Cost at time of delivery at my door-->$147 brokerage/shipping fees!
Please do not ship any further items to me via UPS. I had already paid over $200 for shipping and brokerage to FFR. Total shipping cost on 4 rims was over $400!
Thanks,
Vic
10 years after my roadster build....
289 FIA (pickup 28/08/20 if covid permits)
currently building a 289 and accumulating parts needed to finish a Canadian Kit.
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Vic,
The initial freight for my wheels was to be over $475 from Texas to Ottawa. Instead I contacted FFR and had them drop shipped to the Ship-it Shop in Massena. Total freight was $120. As a bonus I didn't have to pay HST on the freight because it was not a service that took place in Canada. Other examples of the savings include. Complete rear disc conversion including new 5-lug axles shipped from Missouri to Massena $50. All of my front brakes including calipers, rotors, hubs, lines, upper ball joints and a jeep master cylinder shipped from Rock Auto in Wisconson to Massena $40. It is worth the drive down on a Saturday Morning. All I pay is a $5.00 per package handling fee and the HST on the purchase price at the border.
Paul
oops it wasn't a tech question and I am not an FFR tech, does my computer explode now?
Last edited by PaulW; 02-14-2011 at 09:47 PM.
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We use FedEx to ship all parts leaving from directly from FFR. The wheels were drop shipped by UPS from the wheel manufacturer so their an exception. I from what I hear FedEx cost less than UPS when shipping to Canada thats one of the reasons we use them.
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Sorry Andy, it was fedex that didn't charge me at the door.
cheers,
Vic
10 years after my roadster build....
289 FIA (pickup 28/08/20 if covid permits)
currently building a 289 and accumulating parts needed to finish a Canadian Kit.
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EH!, EH?
Originally Posted by
OttawaFFRer
Shipment 1:
PUROLATOR...4 boxes containing LCA, konis, springs, fuel lines, and misc nuts bolts.
large boxes and a 5 foot long tube.
Cost at time of delivery at my door-->Zilch, Zero, Nada, $0
Vic
Really?? To Canada?
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Senior Member
Yes, it was fedex. They have offices across Canada.
Last edited by OttawaFFRer; 02-20-2011 at 05:59 AM.
10 years after my roadster build....
289 FIA (pickup 28/08/20 if covid permits)
currently building a 289 and accumulating parts needed to finish a Canadian Kit.
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EH!, EH?
Originally Posted by
OttawaFFRer
Yes, it was fedex. They have offices across Canada.
I'm not talking about FedEx
I was told when i bought my kit that suspension parts, fuel, brake parts where deleted from my kit with out credit since they where not allowed in Canada. I had to re-buy all these parts....
So from what i understand, F5 includeds these mentionned parts in the kit now?
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Senior Member
You can order your konis etc from ffr. You just can't bring them in with the shipment the roadster is on.
I ordered the basic kit. These parts were not part of it.
10 years after my roadster build....
289 FIA (pickup 28/08/20 if covid permits)
currently building a 289 and accumulating parts needed to finish a Canadian Kit.
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EH!, EH?
Originally Posted by
OttawaFFRer
You can order your konis etc from ffr. You just can't bring them in with the shipment the roadster is on.
I ordered the basic kit. These parts were not part of it.
Ok Thanks
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