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Ideas or References on Shipping an 1800 1800

posted by  Ron Kwas on  Wed Mar 26 04:08 CST 2003
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Kirk;

How about making a deal with a trucker who would otherwise be making the trip empty/unloaded...of course you need someone on the Fla end, whom you trust to get the car up onto/into the truck/flatbed, and insurance too, but if you hook up with the right independent, I'm sure he would rather make a few hundred bucks than to make the trip empty...

Best thing of course, is to drive it, if at all possible...after all, it's just a weekend trip....ask Irv!

Good Luck






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