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Anyone Need Some Pallet Space? Japan -> Australia

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My friend is back in Japan for the next 6 weeks for Uni Holidays. She will be packing up my 2 sets of track wheels for me and sending them back to Australia. If anyone wants to share some pallet space let me know and I will forward you her contact details. I think there will be room for a couple more sets of wheels on my pallet.

She does not want lots of questions from timewasters. She can help people that have bought big items from Yahoo auctions etc and dont know how to get them back to Australia. I think she will be doing some pallets for other people but its all being charged to my TNT account so I will be able to give some guide price as TNT charge me.

She does have a forklift at her Fathers business in Japan for loading pallets but she does not want to be doing very heavy items (Engines, Gearboxes) as its not worth the effort (Unless you want to make it worth it for her)

Parts would need to be sent to Tochigi (2 Hours from Tokyo)

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My pallet is coming to Brisbane, and she is doing a couple to Goldcoast for someone else. These are coming AIRFREIGHT so wont be cheap but will be fast (Within 2 weeks)

I had an RB26 HKS Crank, a set or KTS Coilovers and some smaller parts just sent over and the total was 62kg

I was charged $700 by TNT which I didnt think was very cheap as it was a small package.

EMS(Air Mail) is not much more expensive. 62kg would cost $820 but the problem with EMS is the maxium of 20kg per parcel and the Crank was 26kg so I had to use TNT

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