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Re: shipping race car from west coast
[Re: 73-Dart-sport]
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01/11/15 02:18 AM
01/11/15 02:18 AM
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I've had several cars shipped from California to NY. Usually costs about a grand. Last one I had shipped in 2012 was $1,100 'enclosed' which meant that the transporter had canvas sides. Better than nothing since it was during the winter but it was a little misleading.
Cost kind of depends on what level of 'care' you want. There's several outfits out there that will give your car the white glove treatment but the cost will reflect that. Most transporters take all kinds of cars. If you pick a general carrier, you're gonna have to trust that whoever loads the car on the other end can handle it.
Most of the general transport companies are brokers that work with guys they know. They're all kinda the same. Read some reviews on line.
Fuel is low right now, you could probably get it done pretty cheap if you shop around. Sometimes they give you a break if you pick it up at a hub. Also helps to be closer to a major highway.
'71 Duster '17 Ram 1500
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Re: Moparts Sponsor
[Re: Trulyvintage]
#1726794
01/11/15 07:57 PM
01/11/15 07:57 PM
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Joined: Jan 2003
Posts: 17,918 Akron, Ohio
ProSport
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Anyone have any experience shipping a race car from the west coast to Ohio? If so, can you make any recommendations on who to call regarding cost, details etc.?
Enclosed Race Car Transport Here
Jim
There ya go Dave, looks like your answer.
Now email me a photo of the car your buying.
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