RE: Shipping a top

Fraser, Ron (Ron.Fraser(at)usa.xerox.com)
Fri, 7 Aug 1998 06:07:54 PDT

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Colin I received a top shipped by motor freight many years ago. It was crated in a wood structure that could take punishment from every direction, only falling from a tall building might have damaged it. The crate was nailed together with twist shank nails and it took me a couple of hours to disassemble. I suggest you contact the motor freight company and ask how they will crate the top and also ask about their insurance policy just in case something happens.

Ron Fraser

-----Original Message----- From: Colin Cobb [mailto:cobmeister(at)zianet.com] Sent: Thursday, August 06, 1998 6:25 PM To: Alpine Mailing List; Tigers Mailing List Subject: Shipping a top

Hey Gang,

Has anybody ever had a nice top shipped cross country via motor freight? How is the top protected to avoid damage?

--Colin Cobb

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