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06-24-2002, 10:51 PM
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Can anyone recommend any car moving service.
I am moving to San Diego from North Carolina, I have tried to do some search on the web, but dont know if they are reliable or not.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I am moving to San Diego from North Carolina, I have tried to do some search on the web, but dont know if they are reliable or not.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
06-24-2002, 11:19 PM
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YAh, I have thought about doing the road trip and so far two places have quoted prices of $825 and $925 to move my car, but this is all going to be paid by my company as part of my relocation package.
06-24-2002, 11:27 PM
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sup.
i recently shipped my car from pittsburgh PA to SF CA for 1000.00
i found a bunch of places on www.movecars.com
and i used "national auto transport"
they had really good service...but i'm not sure if they ship cars relatively short distances...
hope this helps
-boz
i recently shipped my car from pittsburgh PA to SF CA for 1000.00
i found a bunch of places on www.movecars.com
and i used "national auto transport"
they had really good service...but i'm not sure if they ship cars relatively short distances...
hope this helps
-boz
06-25-2002, 12:34 AM
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I've used AAAdvantage a couple times,good price and not a scratch on the cars. www.carmoves.com (800)233-4875.
Paid $720 Chicago to LA
Highly recommend.
ps we don't need any more people in so.cal
Paid $720 Chicago to LA
Highly recommend.
ps we don't need any more people in so.cal
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06-25-2002, 12:40 AM
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Originally posted by hotelniko14
I've used AAAdvantage a couple times,good price and not a scratch on the cars. www.carmoves.com (800)233-4875.
Paid $720 Chicago to LA
Highly recommend.
ps we don't need any more people in so.cal
I've used AAAdvantage a couple times,good price and not a scratch on the cars. www.carmoves.com (800)233-4875.
Paid $720 Chicago to LA
Highly recommend.
ps we don't need any more people in so.cal
I'll check them out....I need a good long distance one....got to put my car in good hands
06-25-2002, 09:31 AM
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Originally posted by cl-driver
Look in the back of the Dupont Registry. There are ads for transporting cars.
Look in the back of the Dupont Registry. There are ads for transporting cars.
YEAH BABE, AIR RIDE EQUIP'D INSIDE THE TRAILER...BEST WAY TO GO WITHOUT EVEN LETTING THE WIND HIT THE CAR...heheh
06-25-2002, 03:06 PM
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Originally posted by RaptorCLS
AH wonderful....glad this topic came up...I'm looking at shipping my car to Jersey from CA to have Ron@SE do some work for me
kewl kewl
AH wonderful....glad this topic came up...I'm looking at shipping my car to Jersey from CA to have Ron@SE do some work for me
kewl kewl
Do you think Ron would be willing to do this? Or has he done it before?
06-25-2002, 03:32 PM
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I moved from LA - Philadelphia last September and used http://www.caronatruck.com to move my Integra. I think that is was about $900. No problems with the move, except that the delivery date they give you is plus or minus a couple days. My car was delivered about 5 - 7 days after I expected it to show up.
The way it works is that they fill up the car carrier before trekking on a cross country move. You may have to wait a couple days for them to situate things so the move is 'economical' for the vendor.
Even if your company doesn't pay for it moving expenses (greater then 50 miles) for a job can be itemized on you tax return. Save all your receipts for the move. Have fun!
The way it works is that they fill up the car carrier before trekking on a cross country move. You may have to wait a couple days for them to situate things so the move is 'economical' for the vendor.
Even if your company doesn't pay for it moving expenses (greater then 50 miles) for a job can be itemized on you tax return. Save all your receipts for the move. Have fun!
06-25-2002, 03:43 PM
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Originally posted by NoleCLS
I have been having such a hard time with Stereo shops in Atlanta, that I was thinking about doing the same thing. Every price that he has ever given me has been much much less than what I've found around here. I wouldn't trust the kids at some of these places if I a piece of garbage car let alone an ACURA.
Do you think Ron would be willing to do this? Or has he done it before?
I have been having such a hard time with Stereo shops in Atlanta, that I was thinking about doing the same thing. Every price that he has ever given me has been much much less than what I've found around here. I wouldn't trust the kids at some of these places if I a piece of garbage car let alone an ACURA.
Do you think Ron would be willing to do this? Or has he done it before?
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