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Need advise on Exporting Mustang Parts to Sweeden..

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Glen's 1965 5.0

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I would like to export some Mustang Parts to a friend in Sweden. I would have more parts going to Sweden than Sweden to me. With this being said I would like to maybe rent ¼ a container or even a ½ of one.

Does anyone have information on how to do this?

Is there “Community” containers?

Any help would be appreciated.
 

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IM not sure that I understand you. What kind of 'container'? A shipping container? Storage container?


If you want to do a shipping container...just buy a pallet and build a crate around it.
 

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I meant a shipping container. The large ones that you can park vehicles in. Just shipping a pallet is more expensive that having acess to a contaner.

The Google search goes on.
 

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shipping a pallet is more expensive than shipping a whole container?

Why dont you call some international freight companies.
 

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I am working on that now. I was curious if anyone on the board had had experience in this so I wouldn't have to re-invent the wheel.

Hot rod companies in Sweden use containers to ship parts from the states since they are charged by the container not by the weight. Getting a hook in with an export company that ships 10-20 containers a years will get a better price break than shipping one. So it is my understanding. Still learning.
 

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When I exported my car, I used an US based, Swedish shipping company called California Shipping. I shipped from LA. It costed me ca $1300. (To Oslo)
The container my car came in contained four cars.
Here is a link:
California Shipping
 

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it sounds like you are shipping parts and not a whole car

Glen's 1965 5.0 said:
I would like to export some Mustang Parts to a friend in Sweden. I would have more parts going to Sweden than Sweden to me. With this being said I would like to maybe rent ¼ a container or even a ½ of one.

Does anyone have information on how to do this?

Is there “Community” containers?

Any help would be appreciated.
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having made 3 trans-Atlantic moves that included an entire household (with 1200 lbs of olympic weights and bells), three dogs, three parrots and two cars, I have some experience in such matters.

If you are just shipping parts, call around to the various shipping companies that you find in the yellow pages and get quotes for an overseas container. These are just large wooden boxes you pack your stuff in, maybe 8-9 ft high, 10 ft long, and 6-7 ft. wide. These in turn get consolidated in a container (much like the trailer behind a big rig). There will be some lag time between the time your stuff gets boxed and consolidated, could be up to 4 weeks depending on how busy the ports are. Things are pretty busy right now on the East coast. It will be cheaper if you bring the stuff to the shipper rather than have them come and collect it. Get the cheapest quote, don't forget about insurance, and that is that. I am guessing duty on used parts will run 10%. Whether VAT is due I don't know. It is just that simple. If you are shipping a car, my mustang went from PA to Euroland for USD 1070 using CFR lines.
 

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Thanks Much for the info fellas.
 
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