Eastern Members - Auto transporter needed from NY to NH

I'm looking for a company or an individual who could transport my truck from the Syracuse, NY area back to New England. Not sure exactly where to bring it back to since I cannot finish the truck myself. I'm hoping one of the local sponsors will see this and feel bad for me and offer to finish the project. Dez, SDCE, Eastside??? I don't know for a fact how much work is left to be done, but, I want the truck back in New England NOW!!!!

If anyone has any suggestions for me, I'm all ears. I'm assuming the truck cannot be driven at this point so that is not an option.

talk to pete bpz28 he does towing

thanks chef. how about he hauls it to eastside? I can't guarantee anything other than the engine was built by LME and the fuel system was built by speed inc. I don't even know if the turbo kit exists. i just want the truck to run/drive. screw the turbo.

what happened? i thought it was supposed to be done by now?

what happened? i thought it was supposed to be done by now?


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thanks chef. how about he hauls it to eastside? I can't guarantee anything other than the engine was built by LME and the fuel system was built by speed inc. I don't even know if the turbo kit exists. i just want the truck to run/drive. screw the turbo.


im not to sure ESP would want to get involved being that they dont know what has/hasnt been done, but you could call Sean and talk to him about it

im not to sure ESP would want to get involved being that they dont know what has/hasnt been done, but you could call Sean and talk to him about it

yeah, basically the same response i got from dez. so basically, i can leave it in NY and hope it gets done, or, park it in my driveway until i learn how to finish it myself. kick ass!!! :bang:

why dont you take a ride and go see what has been done, or hasnt been done, its only going to take a day

why dont you take a ride and go see what has been done, or hasnt been done, its only going to take a day

true, 6+hrs each way. i might do that on Wed. I just don't want to waste a whole day for nothing.

true, 6+hrs each way. i might do that on Wed. I just don't want to waste a whole day for nothing.

You won't waste the day :confused: From a shop point of view it is hard to take a job that is in pieces and confirm they can do it. Who would get the blames if the truck starts and then seizes the motor for some unknown reason? see the point :)

i'll talk with the guy's at the shop and see if they are interested.I know we have a ton of big projects starting already for the winter and your truck takes a ton of room.

true, 6+hrs each way. i might do that on Wed. I just don't want to waste a whole day for nothing.


dude if it were my truck i would drive out there

i just got pics sent to me last night. it's not as far along as i was told it was. but, the turbo is installed and the fuel system is installed. the front end is still off the truck though, not happy about that at all.

I got a guy if you're still interested here in Nashua, NH.

Here's the # to call, (Dustys Towing) 886-3455. Talk to Linda over there and explain what the deal is! My buddy Dave Ripley is good friends with those guys, so tell them he recommended them.

Rob

post the pic's that you were sent.....

I would definately be driving out there to take a look at it.. and I'd definately be calling the better business bureau and sending them all the information that you have.. unless you've already done that.

You've got a major project in the works..... I don't know if anyone would want to pick up where someone else left off.. it's a guarinteed headache for whoever were to do it that I am sure of.

dude that sucks soooo bad...good luck with getting it back together :(

looks like it's more together than i initially thought. the grill and bumper are not on yet, but, the rest of the front end is. I was hammered when i started this thread, so, maybe i'm jumping the gun. He said it is being tuned today/tomorrow.

I don't know what to think anymore. Like I said before, I like John, he's a really nice guy, but, these deadlines keep passing by like the seasons. it's out of hand

try this link for pics. http://rides.webshots.com/album/546895573LGrFvJ?start=36

if it doesn't work, just click on my webshots link below and got to the last 4 pics of "truck pics"

looks like it's nearing completion in that pic turbo and everythign appear to be together.

I do agree with you though... if a deadline is gonna be set, it needs to be made realistic, and be met. I deal with it at my work all the time, customers want one thign, we want to give thema another and somewhere in the middle is usually what ends up happening.... its the ones that the office sets a little tooo agressive for production are what usually start a stink. Whoever set the deadlines with your project... was pipe dreaming a little bit..... or they ren into ALOT of setbacks... which you should have been kept up to speed with, somethign that I don't thinkw as being done as it shoudl have been.


Look at the bright side, when it is done, you're gonna have probably the baddest full size crew cab truck around period. I just hope the driveline doesn't mind the power.... you're gonna be pushing alot more then most people have done in one of those for sure.. be ready to find some driveline weak spots.

yeah, i agree that it appears to be almost done. I also agree that it is gonna be badass. I started this post 3 days after I was promised pics and I didn't receive any. I was at my breaking point.......finally.

that looks like its about done
id still take the ride out there to see whats going on if i were you

I live and work in syracuse and would be happy to help out . I tow part time if you end up needing the service. Send me an email if there is anything I can do . kevin_foster@miltoncat.com

dude, take the ride out there. see it, show your face, check it out, be sure its worjking out correctly, then decide if you want it picked up.

id say id go get it, but it wont fit on my trailer, and my little 6.0 probably wouldnt like pulling that weight. lol
good luck man.