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    Vino is offline CHR Member Visit my Photo Gallery
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    Post Help! Shipping A Car

     



    What is the deal with shipping a vehicle within the lower 48.? I am a young guy with a love for hot rods and a limited budget.. Two things that sometimes don't mix so well together. But I'm trying to get a nice ride at a NICE price and all I can find meeting this criteria are cars in the middle of Nowhere, USA. Everytime I call up for a quote on shipping its almost half of the price of the car!!
    Does anyone have any suggestions on budget vehicle relocation??
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    where from ...where to...when...what?

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    I think you can get one shipped for between 6-800 dollars....just got one for a buddy from nebraska and it was 675

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    I shipped 2 cars to Colorado. Two different carriers. They picked up a 70 Camaro at my house for $850. The 73 Mustang I had to drive to the freight terminal in Massachusetts. That one cost $900 to ship.
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    How much do you consider expensive for someone driving multiple hundreds of miles to pick up, and then drive multiple hundreds of miles more to drop off 2+tons of metal without scratching,denting, breaking, or otherwise damaging it? Personally I spent the extra so that I didn't have to drive out and pick up the vehicle. They are pricey, but generally you have to get someone who is liscenced to transport across state lines. Call a tow truck company and ask them first. Then ask an auto transport place. You could try renting a U-Haul and car hauler, but loading it yourself is the bear.
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    i have shipped a couple of cars , as in everything you get what you paid for , the last car i shipped the buyer set it up , they busted the frt fender and kicked the shifter out of the floor .
    it was a b&m ratchet and the could not work it .
    so be carefull on who it is !
    yes i drove ,the trailer didnot drive it's self
    FATGIRLS ARE LIKE MOPEDS , FUN TO RIDE JUST DONT LET YOUR FRIENDS SEE YOU ON THEM

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