Anyone know a good auto transporter?
02-08-2007, 03:23 PM
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I have used Deoendable Auto Shippers a number of times and have been happy.
http://www.dasautoshippers.com
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http://www.dasautoshippers.com
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02-08-2007, 10:00 PM
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Originally Posted by jeffyvette
I have used Deoendable Auto Shippers a number of times and have been happy.
http://www.dasautoshippers.com
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http://www.dasautoshippers.com
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Originally Posted by GEARHED
Its a short drive, if you have two days you can go pick it up no problem.
02-08-2007, 11:06 PM
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Rottluver - if you want to fly down with me and help drive back I might take you up on that. Its a 2004 Silverado SS.
I did a quick quote online for a few places and they all want $1000 or more to ship. Looks like I am going to fly down and get it.
I did a quick quote online for a few places and they all want $1000 or more to ship. Looks like I am going to fly down and get it.
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Originally Posted by 70 LS1
Rottluver - if you want to fly down with me and help drive back I might take you up on that. Its a 2004 Silverado SS.
I did a quick quote online for a few places and they all want $1000 or more to ship. Looks like I am going to fly down and get it.
I did a quick quote online for a few places and they all want $1000 or more to ship. Looks like I am going to fly down and get it.
02-09-2007, 04:28 AM
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Originally Posted by Rottluver
And depending on the vehicle (proviing it runs, is reliable, etc) I would be willing to drive it up for ya or be a navigator........made that drive more then once (3 times to be exact) and know the good places to stop/stay, etc.
Airfare shouldn't be more than $99 one way (w/o tax of course), check Alaska and NW for fares. The drive back with two of you should only take about 16 hours tops even this time of year.
02-09-2007, 11:56 AM
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wow 70 LS,
I am amazed it is a grand. I am having a 01 ZO6 comming from Miami, FL to San Fran, CA for $800 by dependable right now.I though about the fly and drive thing myself but 650rwhp on the midwest roads at this time of year did not sound like a good plan. Have a good trip.
Jeffy'
I am amazed it is a grand. I am having a 01 ZO6 comming from Miami, FL to San Fran, CA for $800 by dependable right now.I though about the fly and drive thing myself but 650rwhp on the midwest roads at this time of year did not sound like a good plan. Have a good trip.
Jeffy'
02-09-2007, 05:37 PM
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Originally Posted by jeffyvette
70 LS,
I am amazed it is a grand. I am having a 01 ZO6 comming from Miami, FL to San Fran, CA for $800 by dependable right now.I though about the fly and drive thing myself but 650rwhp on the midwest roads at this time of year did not sound like a good plan. Have a good trip.
Jeffy'
I am amazed it is a grand. I am having a 01 ZO6 comming from Miami, FL to San Fran, CA for $800 by dependable right now.I though about the fly and drive thing myself but 650rwhp on the midwest roads at this time of year did not sound like a good plan. Have a good trip.
Jeffy'
It's only 650rwhp with your foot on the floor, not at light throttle...
02-09-2007, 05:57 PM
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Originally Posted by silverbullet02
It's only 650rwhp with your foot on the floor, not at light throttle...
Hey Jeff I want to go, however something tells me that would be a bad trip with some weird stops...
02-10-2007, 10:29 AM
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Originally Posted by GEARHED
Three times? Thought it was more, I used to commute from LA to Seattle for four years. Two weeks there, drive up, two weeks here, drive back. Started literally do half that drive in my sleep
Airfare shouldn't be more than $99 one way (w/o tax of course), check Alaska and NW for fares. The drive back with two of you should only take about 16 hours tops even this time of year.
Airfare shouldn't be more than $99 one way (w/o tax of course), check Alaska and NW for fares. The drive back with two of you should only take about 16 hours tops even this time of year.
Did it 2x in 3 weeks and felt like dying.
Originally Posted by 70 LS1
Looks like flights are about $220 for the 16th and $110 for the 23rd.
02-10-2007, 03:39 PM
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Silver,
I do understand the idea of light throttle. But if think for a moment before popping off there has been alot of bad weather and roads along the way recently.
Jeff
I do understand the idea of light throttle. But if think for a moment before popping off there has been alot of bad weather and roads along the way recently.
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Originally Posted by Speed Density
There is actualy a new sponsor on here that does the lower 48 states.
His name is 'The Transporter' he says he will beat any price no matter what.
Good Luck.
Tony.
His name is 'The Transporter' he says he will beat any price no matter what.
Good Luck.
Tony.
(847)420-1958