Colorado to Indy parcel transport

John Stock · 08-13-2013, 02:18 PM

Looking for help giving assistance to the son of a work associate. An exceptionally well mannered high school student, he is currently one of 6 competing for the United States World Team and is a hopeful for the 2016 Olympic team. He received training material for making the World Team in Colorado Springs, but the material doesn’t lend itself to common shipping or air travel when he returned to Ohio. If anyone is coming to Indy from that neck of the woods and would have room for it, I’ll be at Indy and will pick it up and get it to him. It is currently with a relative in Colorado Springs and they would get it to you. It is fairly easy to manage, 20 flats that I understand are 4x8x20’ish inches each and can be stacked or positioned in any manner, just needs to be dry and uncrushed.
If anyone might help or knows someone who could, I can be reached at: jstock@sgroup.net
Thanks, John Stock

08-13-2013, 02:18 PM	#1
John Stock Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2001 Posts: 32 Likes: 0 Liked 45 Times in 2 Posts	Colorado to Indy parcel transport Looking for help giving assistance to the son of a work associate. An exceptionally well mannered high school student, he is currently one of 6 competing for the United States World Team and is a hopeful for the 2016 Olympic team. He received training material for making the World Team in Colorado Springs, but the material doesn’t lend itself to common shipping or air travel when he returned to Ohio. If anyone is coming to Indy from that neck of the woods and would have room for it, I’ll be at Indy and will pick it up and get it to him. It is currently with a relative in Colorado Springs and they would get it to you. It is fairly easy to manage, 20 flats that I understand are 4x8x20’ish inches each and can be stacked or positioned in any manner, just needs to be dry and uncrushed. If anyone might help or knows someone who could, I can be reached at: jstock@sgroup.net Thanks, John Stock