Best place for shipping large packages?

[AutodreamMarvin]

I have buyers in the US who want to buy a header, a full catback, and rear clip (trunk, rear bumper, and taillights only) and I was wondering who could ship these large packages out to the US?
I called canada post and they said they were too large to ship.
any help would be appreciated
thanks

[EK 2.0]

UPS...or FED EX maybe...

[celica girl]

I hear Greyhound is good....

[cocoabrova]

UPS is known for shipping car parts (small or large) without any damage or problems. I had UPS ship me a bunch of shit (rims/tires, foglights, exhaust) from the US a few years back and everything went good, without a hitch. Just make sure you get paid for the stuff first.......

[link785]

Also make sure you include invoice slips and package information for customs, or they will seize it (has happened to me before). Also remember that the NAFTA agreement only applies to products produced within the USA, Canada or Mexico, and if the items are over $200 in value, you will need additional NAFTA exemption forms. Otherwise, your clients on the other side will be hit with customs duties and penalties.

[rogue]

courier carriers like ups and fedex will charge an arm and a leg (if they even will ship bulk) not sure about dhl however i heard they might be doin that kinda shit. Other than that your best bet is companies like emery or bax global but i am just guessing might as well give them a call.