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A cardboard box for a huge aluminum decklid?

please tell me it was cardboard covering a wooden-framed box, because if it’s just cardboard, that aluminum decklid doesn’t stand a chance of safely arriving in Europe

some years ago, an owner on the East Coast purchased an NOS fender from a private seller in Oregon. Despite the buyer asking for a wooden crate, and willing to pay the increased cost, the seller tossed the fender in a cardboard box and sent it on its way. The story ended with UPS settling a claim for the value of the fender, which was so thoroughly damaged as to be unusable

My 2¢

Larry

7/5/2311:48 PM

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