Bulky item - shipper service recommendations ?

[1st]

Hi all

I note e-go “no longer accept motor parts”

Has anyone any (good) experience of another economical courier for a bulky item , in this instance a 986 hard top. I used e-go previously. Bugger. 

 

Cheers and thanks 

 

Stewart 

Adelaide 

[Skidmarks]

15 hours ago, 1st said:

Hi all

I note e-go “no longer accept motor parts”

Has anyone any (good) experience of another economical courier for a bulky item , in this instance a 986 hard top. I used e-go previously. Bugger. 

 

Cheers and thanks 

 

Stewart 

Adelaide 

I need one as well.  To move front and rear bars as well as assorted other parts.

[st3ve]

@1st  @Skidmarks

 

I have used Couriers Please for sending large boxes of engine parts 20+kg up to brissie and back for refurb. They were by far the cheapest and the stuff always made it. Not used them since COVID though, but worth a look.

[Oldskl60]

I have also used Couriers Please via interparcel.com for bumpers etc.

But for really bulky, awkward stuff (ie a roof with glass) I used a few removalists.  They take a little longer and cost a little more (not rediculous, circa $350 for a motor from Bris to Syd - door to door) but it doesn't leave their truck until it's at the other end.  PM if you would like some details.

[Merv]

Direct Freight Express took my VW front hood interstate with no issues.