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Old 28 October 2008, 19:17   #1
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CHEAP! E-tec XD100 Oil

Who fancies getting together and importing a couple of 55 gallon drums.

http://www.domo-online.com/evinrudexd100

$2,854 for the oil
$600 for shipping (for 2 barrels)
$499 VAT at 17.5%

$85 customs duty at 3%

So a total of $4,038.00

£2,552 in total

or £23.20 per gallon that's quite a bit lower than half price!!

I reckon 10 people need to club together. £250.00 each an you get 11 gallons of the good stuff instead of the normal 6 at UK prices.

If you are interested please PM me.
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Old 28 October 2008, 19:32   #2
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If you do decide to ship from the States, please let me know and I'll buy a few gallons of XD50 and contribute towards the Freight costs.

But how about waiting till the exchange rate goes back up to $2 to the £
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Old 28 October 2008, 20:25   #3
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Had a better quote on shipping $407.00 including insurance.

Shipped from Florida depot to London Depot.


Who's in !
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Yeah, I'm interested. I've spent £120 on the stuff already.
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I would just use Rock Oil semi synthetic!!!
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Old 28 October 2008, 22:43   #6
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I would just use Rock Oil semi synthetic!!!
Thanks Codders I was waiting for you to chime in.

And the answer is no thanks
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Old 28 October 2008, 22:56   #7
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I would just use Rock Oil semi synthetic!!!
Now don't wind em up codders ,


I have a sealed 4l bottle of XD 100 on the shelf if anyone is passing Liskeard way make me an offer .
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I have a sealed 4l bottle of XD 100 on the shelf if anyone is passing Liskeard way make me an offer .
PM gorne met.
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I'm with Hightower and need XD50 which is only $900 for a 55gallon drum - I'd go for 11 gallons of that, and assuming Andy would take 11, you only need 3 more peeps for the XD50 and 3 more for the XD100

Not sure the exchange rate will go back to $2/£ though
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I'm with Hightower and need XD50 which is only $900 for a 55gallon drum - I'd go for 11 gallons of that, and assuming Andy would take 11, you only need 3 more peeps for the XD50 and 3 more for the XD100

Not sure the exchange rate will go back to $2/£ though
We could go for 11g of each, but not sure about the divying up - what containers are you thinking of?
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We could go for 11g of each, but not sure about the divying up - what containers are you thinking of?
http://www.waterbuttsnbottles.co.uk/...FQXO1AodaiWS2A
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I could potentially be interested in some XD50.
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Old 03 November 2008, 10:43   #13
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I will leave it to you guys to sort out as there do not seem to be any takers for the XD100 and I certainly wont need 55 gallons of it for personal use

If you decide to go ahead and want the details of the shipping co. please feel free to ask.

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We could go for 11g of each, but not sure about the divying up - what containers are you thinking of?

I'm assuming you're talking about dividing up the 55 Gallon drum. I would go down to the nearest comunity tip and get as many engine oil bottles as possible, these should be free and need minimal cleaning.
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So that's 4 of us then.......Are we gonna do it then?

$900 for 55 gallon Drum

$157.5 for the VAT

$27 Duty

Plus Delivery at say $400

That's $1484.5 in total or about $371 each or £235 each for 13.75 US Gallons, that's half price at todays currency.
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