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I have been in talks with Chris and am waiting on estimated shipping costs to bring some kits over here. My interest is in a custom long nose 352 kit, Chris stated there were multiple interests in his kits and he's trying to get a mass order to save on shipping. Hopefully it will work out for all of us, I am looking forward to starting my build!
I have costed a couple of MRS200 kits to the USA of America. Works out about £3500, but that is just to dump the crate on the quayside - the US buyer woudl have to sort paperwork, taxes which would be about £1500. Then take it home. ...which could be quite a long way! My enquiry was for someone up near the great lakes and it was 2 days drive in a van to New York to collect it! He decided it was too much hassle to make it worthwhile in the end. I think you need about 10 kits to make it worthwhile. hwell:
The two photos on the home page may not give the right impression. One is our first cobra we built and RHD and the other is a real one. You would be surprised how well educated your target market is...just read some of the forums. Not a complaint just an observation by the way.
Got a quote form Johngoode shipping (Hull) which is interesting:
LCL / SEA FREIGTH
Collection orset
Cargo : fibreglass kit car shells (car bodies)
: 2500 x 1500 x 2000 mm / 100 kgs
Door to Port all in rates
Toronto : GBP 600 13 days transit time
New York : GBP 450 7 days transit time
Seattle : GBP 820 34 days transit time
Above rates are inclusive of all UK charges and freight. Destination charges ,AMS filing and destination custom clearance to the consignee’s account.
All surcharges are VATOS unless otherwise specified.
Rates exclude insurance, cargo inspection costs, demurrage and all surcharges valid at time of shipment. Payment terms are cash against documents unless credit facilities have been agreed.
So about $650 US . Is this if it was a container full, or per piece? From new york to my door would put one at about $1000
Redandy wrote:
Got a quote form Johngoode shipping (Hull) which is interesting:
LCL / SEA FREIGTH
Collection orset
Cargo : fibreglass kit car shells (car bodies)
: 2500 x 1500 x 2000 mm / 100 kgs
Door to Port all in rates
Toronto : GBP 600 13 days transit time
New York : GBP 450 7 days transit time
Seattle : GBP 820 34 days transit time
Above rates are inclusive of all UK charges and freight. Destination charges ,AMS filing and destination custom clearance to the consignee’s account.
All surcharges are VATOS unless otherwise specified.
Rates exclude insurance, cargo inspection costs, demurrage and all surcharges valid at time of shipment. Payment terms are cash against documents unless credit facilities have been agreed.
that's crated up and collected... not sure if its shipped inside somenone else's crate who has spare room, or what? nort sure how that even works! But if you want a kit, try the link - they are a proper massive comany and can do a full door to door service, or just dump it on the quayside, or anythning inbetween.