shipping a car

Just a quick google search of northhttp://www.localautospot.com/new-jersey/paterson/frank-malatesta-288555.htmlern NJ--try this--multiple links on the page--Hope it helps!

 

I have been hauling cars for 34 years .the rates are very low now .you can move your car for 900$ but make sure you go with a company that has there own trucks NOT A BROKER THERE SCUM BAGS IF THE TRANSPORT TRUCK COMES AND HAS 2-3 SPARE TIRES IN THE BELLY OF THE TRUCK AND A 5 gallon BUCKET OF H-D OIL on the trailer walk away dont ship your car

 

Pay a friend or family member the $900 to drive it. They'll get a free ride to LA for a beach vacation or Dismal Land and enough to catch a one-way Airtran back home.

 

LOL, BCD...truer words were never spoken...er...uh...typed!!! Thanks for the grin. I know you're being serious but I'm with you on that...made me laugh out loud.

Unloading beside one last week...#4 ramp on a high-side wouldn't raise up for whatever reason...went up a little but hydraulics wouldn't lift it on up. Couldn't get the car under out. Whaddya do??? Two bud's of his (they all came out of the same truck) watch as he drives the car out scraping & creasing the entire roof until he clears...and on out on to the ground. Car delivered !

 

Call Tonne Transport in Murfreesboro Tennessee and talk to Butch or Danny. They specialize in that very run from NY to LA and they will handle that for you. I used to haul cars for them and they are straight up people. (615) 896-6610

 

To the all your questions i have one answer. you will find best and cheap vehicle transportation companies on proautotransport.com the one website that offers professional comapnies that have multiple years of experience in shipping. go to the link click on the state and get a wide list og shippers. you will experience the best services from them as i had too ! Great job by them.. hope you will too get your requirements fulfilled! good luck..

 

Juat looked at that site, most of those are BROKERS!!!! Deal direct with ACTUAL transport companies that actually own a truck, not someone working out of their kitchen with a fax machine and a laptop.