Auto Transport Company

[aaron13]

Hi everyone, I just wrapped up my deal on a 2019 Performance Blue Screw out of state and I am looking for a good reliable auto transport company. Any recommendations? Thank you in advance.

 

[SKS]

What state did you make the purchase from? My last transporter is out of Texas and makes runs to CA often.

 

[aaron13]

Truck is in Indiana and it’s going to AZ.

 

[Proflyer]

I've used uship.com before. You'll get a bunch of bids. Give it a day or two and the solo guys will chime in. I found a guy to bring a vintage Mustang from IA to CO (covered) for $900 and he was happy to do it as he was already going from IN to CA with something else. Big biz right now with used stuff moving all over the place, you should be able to find a hot shot for about $1000-$1200. Call your insurance company before it leaves to make sure you're covered. They're covered too, but if the SHTF it's easy to have yours jam theirs up to subrogate the claim.

Other option of course is get a cheap SW flight one way and have the dealer get you at the nearest airport and drive it back. "Never Split the Difference" is a killer audio book, so is American Kingpin

 

[SKS]

I have used SHIP A CAR INC. twice in the last three years. No complaints. I will PM you the transporters personal number, maybe he can help you out.

 

[jeanco]

i paid $ 700 from Missouri to Oregon.
the truck was stuck in SFO for 4 days! (4 of July week-end)
but finally:

you will be smiling!!!!!!!!

 

[Ricoman]

Hi everyone, I just wrapped up my deal on a 2019 Performance Blue Screw out of state and I am looking for a good reliable auto transport company. Any recommendations? Thank you in advance.

I made the mistake of putting it out on the Internet looking for bids when I had my Shelby Raptor delivered..BIG MISTAKE...unless you LOVE endless emails and Spam calls from EVERY tom-**** & harry,and outlaw truckers...BE CAREFUL....I researched for a month,wasnt going to trust my baby to anyone...lots of horror stories...and most are just boiler room clearing houses,so you have NO clue who is showing up...and worst,if they will show up to drop off...
So,long story short....I found a FAMILY OWNED transporter where you can actually talk to the owner or the few real people in the office....not calling a boiler-room set up like other....!! These guys were MORE than FANTASTIC...and on day of delivery I was updated 3-4 times as to arrival time,
COAST TO COAST in Kuna,ID.....give them a call...and make sure its the guys in ID....there are dozens with same name....
https://www.yelp.com/biz/coast-to-coast-auto-transport-kuna-2

GOOD LUCK...
Oh..BTW....mine was delivered appx. 1200 miles from CO. to WA. and it was $900....I had quotes from the boiler rooms from $600 to $2200...bunch of game players.>!!

 

[anothervr6kid]

If you have the time, fly out and drive it back. You'll enjoy the road trip and you'll come out cheaper. I do that whenever I have the time and I always enjoy it.

 

[aaron13]

Got it delivered yesterday safe and sound. Thanks to everyone who helped with their input. Let the journey begin.

 

[Casey55]

Your Ford is awesome, there were no problems at all? I have bought a similar car a few days ago, and I want to ship it to my home. My budget is really low, and I can afford only an open carrier at the moment. I would like to know if all went well with the shipment and if there was no damage. I read online that sometimes cars get damaged when you ship them in an open carrier. I would love to ship the car in a closed one, but that is just not possible for me right now. I will have to gamble with it, and hope that I will find a good shipping company that will ship my car safely.
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