shipping to canada ?

[powdiddy]

is it much of a difference than us shipping ?.have had a couple guys interested in parts but live in canada.not sure if its a pain and more money or what to ship to them.i live in upstate new york so not to far away.

[powdiddy]

nobody ships to canada ?

[Tri-Z 250]

Did you call FedEx? UPS? I think I remember seeing something about WORLDWIDE in their ads. Entire machines can be easily shipped door to door by LOGISTICS companies like www.trans-pro.com. Yes there is added paperwork and time but most Co. handel it for a small fee.

[MudHogz]

iv bought from someone in the us, and i live in canada, it has to be duty paid, and they also check the package at the customs lol

[Kintore]

Put it as a gift, no customs, no duty just normal shipping.

[MudHogz]

kintore i dont think its that easy anymroe seeing with terrorists, drug smuglers, and all those others it is bought to be checked @ customs

[Brockey]

I have had loads shipped from the states. Usps is usually the cheapest and like kintore said gift.

[powdiddy]

i would use the post office if i did.

[Blizzard420]

I buy alot off E-gay, and never had trouble with shipping, I also ship a few old two strokes motors out a month to the USA with Ups and no problems at all. And since our dollar is more towards parity if not above the green back, Im starting to go cross border to Maine to find stuff, and just requires a Passport,bill of sale for the items of purchase,and pay the duty, and have a good day......

[powdiddy]

buddy said you just have to fill out a form at the post office and the shipping will just cost a little more.

[TtownJoeShow]

i've had many items shipped from the States to canada, gifting it is nice but now necisary... the person in canada pays for duty/customs, it gets checked about 4 out of 5 times or so.... USPS, UPS, FEDEX they all do it.... normally between $20-$31.50 for shipping... of course they can pay more to get it quicker.. i've got an engine from Florida, shipping was $75 and customs was $60.

[powdiddy]

its only a few parts sprockets and couple other things nothing big.

[jmax857]

if you mark it as a gift, they still check it, you just dont have to pay the duty. shipping from u.s to canada is somewhat inexpensive. but for some reason canada to u.s is high priced. i order things from the u.s all the time. some buyers have reasonable shipping prices, others try to take your arm and leg.

[shortline10]

Click on calculate postage and your good http://www.usps.com/welcome.htm, very easy . You will have to fill out a customs form but thats also very easy LOL .

[Woodsrider]

If the person in Canada is not in a hurry, use the USPS. I , personally, won't buy anything if the seller won't ship by USPS because UPS and Fedex used to charge $50 just to clear customs( brokerage fee), no matter what the cost of the item. I don't know if they still do that, but I won't find out. I have bought lots of used and new parts from Ebay and sellers here, and I have NEVER paid a duty fee...EVER. I know it happens sometimes, but I don't know how they pick who pays.

[big red hemi]

im trying to order a set of fenders from the us. i know the fenders a large item but ive been quoted 200 big ones, from ebay sellers and 220 right from maier. i need the fenders but dam that seems steep

[big red hemi]

oh ya i live in the great white north too

[honda4h]

i live near the border 20 min i ship stuff to the ups store they charge 5 a week to hold it. but you need to take it out of the box and get rid of the box or you get hammered on tax crossing border