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How to post an (electric) guitar?
On Mon, 27 Nov 2006 12:44:17 GMT, Mike wrote:
I thought this would be easy but not so... Basically I want to send an electric guitar as an Xmas present to someone in the uk (I'm also in the uk). First of all I don't have anything big enough to put it it - so anyone know someplace I can buy a HUGE jiffy bag or eqiv? I'd seriously consider some form of rigid packaging. A guitar neck is very easily broken when handled roughly by a carrier of some sort. You really need a wooden box, or at the very least fasten the guitar securely to a wood board before putting it in a "jiffy bag" or whatever. Or deliver it personally. Merry Christmas! -- Frank Erskine |
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