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01-28-2004, 06:02 PM
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Amp suggested I'd do this here just like in the Parts section. So here it is. I haven't really searched for any shipping companies out there except this one that E-Bay recommends. I'll as always keep my eyes open to see what else is out there. And, if you know any car shipping companies, PM me and I'll ad them to the list. Thanks fellas.
DAS (Dependable Auto Shippers)
Submitted by turbovr6: "Great company located a town over from me. Many people I know have used them. I set Vosko up with them, he was pleased with their price and service."
Horseless Carriage
DAS (Dependable Auto Shippers)
Submitted by turbovr6: "Great company located a town over from me. Many people I know have used them. I set Vosko up with them, he was pleased with their price and service."
Horseless Carriage
12-20-2004, 09:04 AM
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Join Date: Nov 2004
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I just used DAS (http://www.dasautoshippers.com/) to ship from Florida to Texas.
Dropoff went well and the guys were very concientious about recording condition, mileage, etc. However, the car's turbo was boosted to full boost during the move, only about 2 miles of total driving, which requires revving to 5k+rpm's. This event was recorded by the car's boost meter, which the was reset before the move. revving and boosting the motor to this extent was completely unnecessary and causes me to doubt the cars are treated with respect.
Also, the lights were left on in the terminal it was delivered to. the battery (Optima Red Top) was completely drained, the car was unable to start even with the jumper system the terminal had, and I had to trailer it home. These events make me doubt the otherwise very good service and pricing of DAS. The lot was full of very nice cars, lots of classics and exotics, so a lot of people are trusting very expensive cars to them, but just keep my experience in mind.
Dropoff went well and the guys were very concientious about recording condition, mileage, etc. However, the car's turbo was boosted to full boost during the move, only about 2 miles of total driving, which requires revving to 5k+rpm's. This event was recorded by the car's boost meter, which the was reset before the move. revving and boosting the motor to this extent was completely unnecessary and causes me to doubt the cars are treated with respect.
Also, the lights were left on in the terminal it was delivered to. the battery (Optima Red Top) was completely drained, the car was unable to start even with the jumper system the terminal had, and I had to trailer it home. These events make me doubt the otherwise very good service and pricing of DAS. The lot was full of very nice cars, lots of classics and exotics, so a lot of people are trusting very expensive cars to them, but just keep my experience in mind.
10-31-2005, 10:30 PM
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I have used www.bullseyeautotransport.com now 3 times to move my RX 2's and an RX 7. They were awesome in every case.
Check out the reviews they have got from http://www.auto-transport-reviews.com/revi...o-Transport.asp
I am about to move my 4th car with them. Anyways thought you guys would like to know.
Check out the reviews they have got from http://www.auto-transport-reviews.com/revi...o-Transport.asp
I am about to move my 4th car with them. Anyways thought you guys would like to know.
11-06-2006, 11:01 AM
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Originally Posted by Capt.Moe' post='802595' date='Feb 18 2006, 05:37 AM
We have any idea for Canada to the usa or Usa to Canada?
There is a small company in Pennslyvania really good people they transport high end muscle cars worth thousands even hudreds of thousands....
very resonable prices would beat DAS anyday
D&M transportation
(717-433-1447)
(717-599-5412)
owner is Dave Rollins
they go everywhere in USA
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