Classic Winnebagos & Vintage RVs
Topic Boards => Introduce Yourself => Topic started by: Mytdawg on December 19, 2012, 10:30 AM
I know it's a bit out of the realm of motorhomes and such but with such a breadth of knowledge here I thought I'd try.
Buddy of mine is trying to get a 1964 Corvette from Bend Or to Lansing Mi in an enclosed transport. Any suggestions or recommendations (good or bad)? There are a lot of them out there so any endorsement, suggestions or criticism would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
Happy holidays, Christmas or pagan ritual of the greater being of your choice! (did I cover everything?)
If its runs and drives, there are a lot of college kids trying to get home for the Holidays who might drive it for him for free (if he covers the gas)...just make sure you find a responsible undergrad...lol! Craigslist is a good place to start.
Otherwise there are a lot of vehicle transport services out there, but they are expensive!
Kev
Hey There,
go to www.uship.com (http://www.uship.com) i had the winnebago shipped last month and the bids started at 1500 and i ended up shipping it for $450.00. the money goes to the broker and you get a release code to give the driver when it comes. worked great for me. just like shipping wars and cable.
steve
It's a pretty nice car. He's already got a pretty big investment so he'll pay the long dollar to get a reputable shipper to move it. Problem is that there are a lot of shippers out there and we're not sure who's good and who may be a little too less than good...
Thinking about Kevin's idea, have you ever seen the movie "Moving" with Richard Pryor? I don't know if it would be such a good idea!! Rick
Quote from: Elandan2 on December 19, 2012, 12:19 PM
Thinking about Kevin's idea, have you ever seen the movie "Moving" with Richard Pryor? I don't know if it would be such a good idea!! Rick
If I thought he'd go for it,
I'd fly out and drive it back. :D