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    1. 4 Weeks Ago #1
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      Transport options ideas

      I need to move the Camaro from New England to Flordia. Does anyone here have a vendor they recommend for car transport?

      From a place you will not see comes a sound you will not hear....

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      The guy that bought my Nomad used a company called Amerigo Auto Transport. They showed up and delivered the car safely. I actually got a quote from them for a different car, and it was reasonable and prompt. However they did pester me for the next 4 weeks.


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      Quote Originally Posted by ryeguy2006a View Post
      The guy that bought my Nomad used a company called Amerigo Auto Transport. They showed up and delivered the car safely. I actually got a quote from them for a different car, and it was reasonable and prompt. However they did pester me for the next 4 weeks.
      I'll check them out thank you
      From a place you will not see comes a sound you will not hear....

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      When I sold my C10 the buyer had contracted with Reliable transport.
      It was flawless. The driver contacted me 24 hours in advance. Then 8 hours in advance. Then 1 hour out. Was great.
      You have to decide enclosed or open air?
      One thing I can offer is contact a local? classic car dealership and see who they use regularly.
      Do not go thru a shipping broker.
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      Quote Originally Posted by 79 Camaro View Post
      When I sold my C10 the buyer had contracted with Reliable transport.
      It was flawless. The driver contacted me 24 hours in advance. Then 8 hours in advance. Then 1 hour out. Was great.
      You have to decide enclosed or open air?
      One thing I can offer is contact a local? classic car dealership and see who they use regularly.
      Do not go thru a shipping broker.
      great advice thank you !
      From a place you will not see comes a sound you will not hear....

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