cheapest and quickest way to transport a car 1400 miles
ship it on a truck $500
U haul truck rental $1500 plus trailer and gas
Amtrack ??
fly+drive 220 for ticket+ gas ,hotel,time,
Im trying to get a boat i have in RI down to Ft lauderdale. im in the same boat. I cant drive up and get it.cant take off the time. Im trying to get my brother to fly up and bring it down for me. that woiuld be sweet
U haul truck rental $1500 plus trailer and gas
Amtrack ??
fly+drive 220 for ticket+ gas ,hotel,time,
Im trying to get a boat i have in RI down to Ft lauderdale. im in the same boat. I cant drive up and get it.cant take off the time. Im trying to get my brother to fly up and bring it down for me. that woiuld be sweet
Originally Posted by CanTheWhales
Yes, you acn.That's the piont of U-Haul, but anyways; I totslly agree, drive it. Like they've all said, get a boombox, rool down the windows, and get a brick. Take your g/f for some bonding time or something.
Bottom line is, if you wanna do it chep and need it quick, drive it and stop whining.
Bottom line is, if you wanna do it chep and need it quick, drive it and stop whining.
lol i know the one on the far left.
anyway, getting to my post. I was seeing about getting my car moved a couple months ago from here to Louisiana. FedEx and UPS are the most expensive, of course, so dont waste you time chking with them..they were the first thing i tried when i started looking. I found it would be the cheapest to do what some of the other guys are saying and just do the U Haul trailer gimmick esp. if you dont wanna drive the car the whole way for a miles issue or something.
--brandon
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Last edited by Brandon; Oct 17, 2005 at 12:22 PM.
i know maybe this is a stupid statement but why build something you dont want to drive i know how shitty the suspension can feel on long trips but just something that comes along with a performance car.
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-Jason
-Jason


