use your unit address. And set up your shipping address to your billing address.

I am in the Army, so i know the deal.

 

Hope this gets to you before you do the repair I went to a local recycling place here in town picked up my aluminum plate for 14 bucks less than 1/2 hour with my jigsaw and drill and I was putting it on my manifold

 

That works with a billing address, but for some reason, 90% of places don't recognize it as a shipping point, They always tel me it is not a valid address. I ran into this while ordering my spindle studs for my jeep and had to get them mailed to base supply, and they did not like that very much, because I "can't use a government address for unofficial mail."

 

Can you hit the ville and get a box at a Commercial Mail Receiving Agency (i.e. PostNet, Postal Connections, Mail Boxes Etc.)?

One of the advantages of that is that if you order large parts that are shipped via truck freight you save big using a commercial address. I've never had one of those places refuse to accept my big stuff, though the one I use now whines about it.

 

Prolly could, but I had access to a free mailing address for the past 2 years so I never looked in to it. Might do that this weekend.

 

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