View Full Version : Car transporters: did you have yours shipped to you? Cost?
I'm thinking that I may have to consider a car at a pretty good distance from me. Pretty shaky to consider but I'm wondering what kind of charges these car haulers charge. Are we talking $500 or $1000? Say, 700-900 miles.
Thanks,
Kevin Varnes
08-11-2002, 12:26 AM
Just do a search on your favorite search engine for automobile transport services. Many of them offer free instant quotes. I was quoted anywhere from $800-$1200 to have a non-op vehicle shipped from California to Michigan.
GREATWHITE666
08-11-2002, 02:05 AM
I had mine shipped from LA california to Austin, Texas (about 1200 miles) for about 600 bucks, did a very good job, took 10 days----
Damon 95 SC
"Great White" www.cardomain.com/id/frozenrope
kythri
08-12-2002, 03:44 PM
Fill out the form here:
http://www.monstermoving.com/Moving_and_Planning/Quotes/Auto_Transport/
It's Monster.com's moving page - make sure you check all the boxes to get a quote from all the services.
I'm looking at having my car shipped from Newark, New Jersey to Albany, Oregon, and I've currently got a quote for $950.
I'm sure a distance of only 700-900 miles will be less than a coast-to-coast trip.
kythri
08-12-2002, 04:04 PM
Fill out the form here:
http://www.monstermoving.com/Moving_and_Planning/Quotes/Auto_Transport/
It's Monster.com's moving page - make sure you check all the boxes to get a quote from all the services.
I'm looking at having my car shipped from Newark, New Jersey to Albany, Oregon, and I've currently got a quote for $950.
I'm sure a distance of only 700-900 miles will be less than a coast-to-coast trip.
kythri
08-12-2002, 04:07 PM
And I'm really loving my dual posts.
Neat.
Thanks, I'll check that site as well. I found one in a search that quoted me about 750 from Rhode Island. Not too bad. I'd sure like a road trip to get aquainted with the new car, but all the one's I like are about 800 miles or more from here.
93 Mark VIII
08-17-2002, 09:26 PM
I had my 75 blazer shipped from San Francisco to St. Louis. The blazer had 35" tires and a 4" lift. Total cost was around $600 from www.dasautoshippers.com and it came in about 6 days.
Brian
GreenBirdLX
08-22-2002, 12:24 AM
Another.
http://www.aswd.com/
analog_fog
08-22-2002, 07:44 PM
It would seem this is very helpful in increasing selection when looking for one of these cars, but I have to ask; how do you verify the condition of the car? If the seller falsifies information like pictures, condition, repair info, miles, ect, and it blows head gaskets and a clutch 3 days later, is that unresolvable, or do shipping companies have safeguards for this? Otherwise, the only real way to prevent this is to know the seller..
GreenBirdLX
08-22-2002, 08:59 PM
The shipping company has nothing to do with the purchase. It's up to you and the seller to arrange for any kind of warrenty.
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