If you are having them shipped to Woodbridge, then I would suggest that make sure that you find out the details about the shipping costs. You might be in for some nasty cross-boarder fees after you think you have paid for everything and the items arrive at your door. Some times it is hard to compare in-Canada prices and after shipping US prices. Perhaps a Canadian supplier may be more cost effective in the long run.
One place that is close and should have the springs is down in Dundas, Ontario: http://www.antiquechev.com/home.htm
and their sister outlet over in Little Britain:
http://bayridgesclassicchevy.com/
Specifically for an item shipping from US to Canada, UPS most times would have fees for; Entry Preparation Charges (roughly 10%-20% of Value if under $500); HST (13% of Value), Bond fees (2.7% of the fees with a minimum of $5.85: yup, it is a fee to advance the fees); COD collection fee (flat $4.25: yup another fee but this one is to actually collect the fees). There are other possible fees but most do not apply. Fedex is similar.
Sometimes a firm in the US will negotiate with a shipper for a “to-the-door-all-in” fee which means it just arrives with everything already accounted for; but this is extremely rare. Ask if there is a “to the door shipping cost with no other fees”.
If an item can go by mail (USPS/Canada post) most fees just evaporate; but size becomes an issue.
Sorry to ramble on about fees but if you are unaware of them then what you thought might be a good deal suddenly becomes a bad deal.
One place that is close and should have the springs is down in Dundas, Ontario: http://www.antiquechev.com/home.htm
and their sister outlet over in Little Britain:
http://bayridgesclassicchevy.com/
Specifically for an item shipping from US to Canada, UPS most times would have fees for; Entry Preparation Charges (roughly 10%-20% of Value if under $500); HST (13% of Value), Bond fees (2.7% of the fees with a minimum of $5.85: yup, it is a fee to advance the fees); COD collection fee (flat $4.25: yup another fee but this one is to actually collect the fees). There are other possible fees but most do not apply. Fedex is similar.
Sometimes a firm in the US will negotiate with a shipper for a “to-the-door-all-in” fee which means it just arrives with everything already accounted for; but this is extremely rare. Ask if there is a “to the door shipping cost with no other fees”.
If an item can go by mail (USPS/Canada post) most fees just evaporate; but size becomes an issue.
Sorry to ramble on about fees but if you are unaware of them then what you thought might be a good deal suddenly becomes a bad deal.
