Response: I know it's been a week already, and might be too late. If I pay you an extra $50, could you take an empty pallet with you and strap the engine to it? Thanks, Jaakko (11/20/2007)

Response: I would love to...BUT for insurance and liability reasons we do not package any shipment in any way. Sorry! (11/21/2007)

Response: Ok. I'm trying to have the seller put it onto a pallet. I'll let you know if he gets it done. Thanks, Jaakko (11/21/2007)

Response: sounds good...let me know and I will bid (11/21/2007)

Response: It's been a long time again. I talked to the seller, and he said he will have the engine and transmission on a pallet. The radiator is boxed in a cardboard box, but won't be on a pallet. Are you still interested in transporting these? (11/30/2007)

Response: Not sure how it would be movable if there is no way to get underneath of it...my concern is damage to the engine. (11/30/2007)

Response: You should be able to get underneath a pallet, right? The seller has an engine hoist he will use to get the engine onto the pallet. (11/30/2007)

Response: The seller has an engine hoist to help with the loading. I have a forklift for unloading. Your bid is a little higher than what I was hoping to spend. I think I could come up as far as $300. (11/23/2007)

Response: If you will accept my bid, and not use it as bait to get cheaper freight quotes, I will go 300.00 Let me know. You will not be dissapointed. I assure you. (11/24/2007)

Response: I can accept your bid, as long as it includes UShip fees. You are aware that the engine and trans are not on a pallet? This seems to be a problem to most carriers. I do not have a problem if you carry it on an open trailer, but I would like for you to at least seal the carburetor with plastic. You should also tie down the engine, rather than just letting it roll around in the back of a pickup. The seller has an engine hoist to load, and I have a forklift to unload. Let me know if you can ship this. Jaakko (11/24/2007)