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Hardtop weight?
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Jim_Gruber
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Guessing 25-30 lbs. Just awkward to handle by yourself unless you've got really long arms.
mightymidget
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I have shipped 2 by Greyhound, shrunk wrapped well and reinforced a bit, the tops were not perfect so wasn't to concerned if got scratched along the way. very reasonable.
if you want protection against scratches etc.. I suggest a plywood built box and ship by trucking lines or you may luck up with U-ship
if you want protection against scratches etc.. I suggest a plywood built box and ship by trucking lines or you may luck up with U-ship
