OH 67-68 C10 Grill and trim

[Jesse72]

1967-1968 c10 original grill in great shape it’s just dusty from hanging on my garage wall. Includes chevy bowtoe, white trim and headlight buckets. There are no dents or rust. It included the support bracket that is zip tied onto it in the pictures. Don’t Waite your time with a junk repop when you can have GM.

$400 obo
Local pickup in Avon, Oh. I Think this is too big to ship.

[Jesse72]

Bump any offers before I list it elsewhere.

[NGN]

I wouldn't know how to ship that but I'd sure am interested. Nice piece.

[Jesse72]

Originally Posted by NGN

I wouldn't know how to ship that but I'd sure am interested. Nice piece.

Yes this is the issue it would be tough to ship. It is in great shape I figured someone would need it.

[Rods]

Originally Posted by Jesse72

Yes this is the issue it would be tough to ship. It is in great shape I figured someone would need it.

I sold and shipped a a 67-68 grill like that.

I wrapped it in bubble wrap and went the the ups store and picked up a box that worked then shipped it using USPS from Az to NY with no issues.

[Jesse72]

Originally Posted by Rods

I sold and shipped a a 67-68 grill like that.

I wrapped it in bubble wrap and went the the ups store and picked up a box that worked then shipped it using USPS from Az to NY with no issues.

Thanks, I will look into it if I have to. I just don't trust that it will arrive in the same condition as it left in.

[Getter-Done]

Another TTT for you and,

Just a Suggestion if you decide to ship.

I received a heavy item last week.
The seller used a Hot Glue gun to build a box inside the box.

He also glued 3 layers of cardboard in the corners.

The cardboard was almost as strong as a wood crate.
I like to have never got it open (easily)

I never thought of packaging items like this.

Just thought I would share this packing tip.

Hope I can remember this if I have to ship something like this

[Jesse72]

Originally Posted by Getter-Done

Another TTT for you and,

Just a Suggestion if you decide to ship.

I received a heavy item last week.
The seller used a Hot Glue gun to build a box inside the box.

He also glued 3 layers of cardboard in the corners.

The cardboard was almost as strong as a wood crate.
I like to have never got it open (easily)

I never thought of packaging items like this.

Just thought I would share this packing tip.

Hope I can remember this if I have to ship something like this

Thanks, I will keep this in mind if I end up shipping it. Sounds like a very solid way to make it happen, but the last time I did something like this I spent 2 hours building a box and its just not worth the time.

[michael bustamante]

how far are you from cincinatti?

[Grumpy old man]

I've shipped them before Just wrap the grill in cardboard and I used a couple rolls of clear packing tape and tape the heck out of it , They are far from fragile in any way No double boxing , No foam peanuts ,No extra padding at all other than tightly wrapped in cardboard , The headlight bezels need to be in a padded box .

[Jesse72]

Originally Posted by michael bustamante

how far are you from cincinatti?

About 4hours, I am in Avon, Ohio near Cleveland

[michael bustamante]

Ok let me talk to my brother on this

[Jesse72]

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