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127381, Car Shipping Rates these days?
Posted by Babbz413, Aug-23-09 10:30 PM
hey im looking at buying a shell thats located 12 hours away from me and im curious of what the rates are these days for having a car shipped like that. where do i start as far as finding a place/someone who handles this kinda thing? someone please point me in the right direction.
any examples of what you paid and how far it came from is helpful as well. thank you.
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127389, RE: Car Shipping Rates these days?
Posted by 420agreenvilleSC, Aug-24-09 04:22 PM
i've seen shipping a car costs at least $1000, maybe less for a shell though.
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127390, RE: Car Shipping Rates these days?
Posted by RoninEclipse2G, Aug-24-09 04:53 PM
Check www.freightcenter.com that's where I get all my shipping quotes.
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127391, RE: Car Shipping Rates these days?
Posted by CODE4, Aug-24-09 04:57 PM
Actually it costs more to have a non running condition vehicle. Just had my wife's car shipped from FL to CA.
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127395, RE: Car Shipping Rates these days?
Posted by Babbz413, Aug-24-09 08:56 PM
Originally posted by CODE4
Just had my wife's car shipped from FL to CA.
and how much did that cost?
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127396, RE: Car Shipping Rates these days?
Posted by CODE4, Aug-24-09 10:37 PM
$750 door to door, open trailer, military discount.
Non running vehicles incur additional cost I assume because it requires that the shell be pushed or winched onto the trailer.
I used http://www.transportreviews.com/ to find a highly rated transporter. It is important to note that many companies will give you a quote and then put the bid out for a freight company to perform the work.
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