Auto shipping company?
#1
Auto shipping company?
I've found a few online but some seem to be a little too cheap. Anyone have a company that they have used before that they could recomend? Nothing special, just an open trailer would be ok but I would need door to door service, or at least local truckstop to local truckstop service. Thanks for any help you folks can give.
#3
I had good luck with USHIP.com, you get a lot of different quotes and get a history of the shippers, I did a Harley motorcycle and had 9 shipping offers, from $380 to $720 so a lot of range. The one I picked was near the lower end and was excellent. It was a door to door type shipping.
#4
Having recently gone through this with my 62 F-85, I can say that they all suck. Every one of them gives you a lowball number, forces you to commit while they find a truck, then sticks you up for more money.
What, me bitter?
Also be aware that most of these outfits are brokers, not shipping companies. I did finally find a company through uship.com. It did end up costing me 20% more than the original quote, however.
What, me bitter?
Also be aware that most of these outfits are brokers, not shipping companies. I did finally find a company through uship.com. It did end up costing me 20% more than the original quote, however.
#6
I'm in Australia and I needed a car shipped from North Carolina to California.
I put that detail in google, found a shipping Co search engine and received around 50 quotes. I then started working through them unti I narrowed it down to 2 companies. I wanted enclosed shipping 'cos I didn't want 5' of snow sitting on the car.
The company I wound up using was M2Reeves Car Shipping. Great price, excellent service and communications. I spoke with their sales people in Oregon, the car was collected in a couple of days and it hit california in 4 days. Never changed trucks and arrived clean as a whistle. I can recommend them.Very professional and inexpensive.
I put that detail in google, found a shipping Co search engine and received around 50 quotes. I then started working through them unti I narrowed it down to 2 companies. I wanted enclosed shipping 'cos I didn't want 5' of snow sitting on the car.
The company I wound up using was M2Reeves Car Shipping. Great price, excellent service and communications. I spoke with their sales people in Oregon, the car was collected in a couple of days and it hit california in 4 days. Never changed trucks and arrived clean as a whistle. I can recommend them.Very professional and inexpensive.
#7
I've used http://www.hillbillyautotransport.com/ like 6 times ask for Russel or Judy tell them I sent you
#9
You can check out American Auto Transport AAT. They did a pretty good job for me, definitely not the cheapest quote but cheap enough to be considered reasonable.
#11
Having recently gone through this with my 62 F-85, I can say that they all suck. Every one of them gives you a lowball number, forces you to commit while they find a truck, then sticks you up for more money.
What, me bitter?
Also be aware that most of these outfits are brokers, not shipping companies. I did finally find a company through uship.com. It did end up costing me 20% more than the original quote, however.
What, me bitter?
Also be aware that most of these outfits are brokers, not shipping companies. I did finally find a company through uship.com. It did end up costing me 20% more than the original quote, however.
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