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Originally Posted by FalconerOneSeven
If you arrange for freight it's yours. It will be packed in a heavy duty cardboard box filled with bubble wrap. Dimensions L 64" x W 12" x H 24", weight 20 Lbs.
I will package the safest way I can and if you have any suggestions I can possibly accommodate. Although I can't guaranty this won't get damage during freight and you should perhaps get some sort of insurance.
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OK, here's what I'm thinking. I'll pay your asking price. I won't dicker for even a penny less. All I ask is that you do you best on the packing. And since I've been in the business of receiving fragile items, I can safely say there is 2 ways to do this where the item has the best chance of getting here as we'd like. 1 is a custom gutted styrofoam block. This would be pretty difficult for you if you've never done such a thing or don't have the equipment to do it. Or 2, spray foam, which seems to be the easiest. I'll pay for the Spray cans of foam. If you've never seen what I'm talking about, the video is here.
https://www.familyhandyman.com/list/...d/?jwsource=cl
You obviously don't have to and shouldn't do it exactly like the video shows. You only have to do the ends, and 1 (snug in the box), loose against the spoiler off center block. So If the spoiler has about 3 inches of room on each end before the end of the box, you'd have to spray about 8" of foam, end it about an inch before covering the Spoiler attachment brace. And that should take care of that. If you need or just want a schematical drawing(s), I could get that for you quick. I used to own a company that draws professionally using software. So you can get access to CAD Schematics. This of course is if you want it, just in case you've never done anything like this before (I have to ask, cause you never know). If you have, well then, you know what I'm getting at. The only thing you'll need is the cans of foam and some thin cardboard paper to make the 3 "boxes" inside the box. By the way, Your car looks nice.