shipping a car? $$$$$?
12-30-2005, 12:28 AM
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what do you guys think would be the best way to get a broke 7 outta storage and sent 900 miles?
... then have a not as broke (alot of money dumped into) 7 picked up and brought back?
.... how much you think it'll run me $$$$$???
i have to make this happen because the storage fees are a pain in my ***. the car that i want and had paid for a long time ago i want back so i can finish it. i'm looking for some good ideas. its been a long time and me picking it up myself is not an option because everytime i try the ARMY f@#ks me. i'm talkin NO LUBE!
gimme some hints, suggestions, advice.
... then have a not as broke (alot of money dumped into) 7 picked up and brought back?
.... how much you think it'll run me $$$$$???
i have to make this happen because the storage fees are a pain in my ***. the car that i want and had paid for a long time ago i want back so i can finish it. i'm looking for some good ideas. its been a long time and me picking it up myself is not an option because everytime i try the ARMY f@#ks me. i'm talkin NO LUBE!
gimme some hints, suggestions, advice.
12-30-2005, 09:13 AM
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The shipping company that was supposed to pick up my FD for the new owner was charging him $800 to pick it up at my place in NY and drive ~1200 miles to Florida.
Your best bet is to call up a car shipping company and find out.
Your best bet is to call up a car shipping company and find out.
12-30-2005, 11:28 AM
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they charge more for cars that dont run, and they charge more if they go door to door versus a terminal pick up.
I would say to expect to pay at least $1000 and dont be surprised if its as high as $1500. Remember rates have gone up with fuel costs.
I would say to expect to pay at least $1000 and dont be surprised if its as high as $1500. Remember rates have gone up with fuel costs.
12-30-2005, 12:47 PM
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These problems are easily solved with a little creative thinking. Simply poke some air holes in a box and stuff a midget of legal driving age with the proper credentials (i.e. drivers' license) and ship him to the car location via UPS ground. Midget gets there for like 30 bucks, and for the cost of gas drives your car back home to you. Then you tip the midget, and you're done!
What? The car doesn't run? Oh, never mind.
What? The car doesn't run? Oh, never mind.
12-30-2005, 02:27 PM
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Originally Posted by teknics' post='790904' date='Dec 30 2005, 03:07 PM
texas -> nj cost me $550.
kevin.
that car also ran didnt it?
was that door to door or terminal pick up?
last year cost me $500 to ship from Chicago to NY, and that was a bargain, I was getting prices of $700+
900 miles BTW