[trackbird]

If you simply must get 315's to Canada, I recommend sending them via a new private courier service. It's called Eugenio_SSpress. The Eugenio_SSpress service will dispatch a very fast Camaro to your location to pick up the tires in person and hand deliver them to Montreal in record time. Shipping isn't cheap, and there isn't much room for anything else (two sets of tires at once is completely out of the question). But, they do great work.

Since this thread is worthless without pictures, here they are:

And yes, the top did still go up.

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[Crazy Canuck]

i knew you were gonna make fun of Eugenio_SSpress services (IMG:http://www.frrax.com/rrforum/style_emoticons/default/tongue.gif)
i went down without the seat... and I told the border i went racing.
Same thing on the way back... i even declared the tires and didn't have to pay tx due to the amount of days i was down.
Had I shipped the 4 wheels + the 8 tires, it would have cost me probably 1k-1.5k$ more in extra shipping + taxes + duties.
The trip was worthed, and we had a blast... literally.
Even got to meet an old friend that used to live here... and Kevin got acquainted w/ him... he's a RoadRacer too (IMG:http://www.frrax.com/rrforum/style_emoticons/default/wink.gif)
Was fun... and I didn't have to donate blood nor skin to Mitch (known as Midnight too).

Thanks Kevin for the great time.
btw, the car washed itself on the way due to the rain.

p.s.: Can't strap 2 more if I want to be able to close the top.
With that setup, i could open/close and use my 3 mirrors properly (IMG:http://www.frrax.com/rrforum/style_emoticons/default/wink.gif)