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    Thread: Shipping costs

    1. #1
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      Shipping costs

      I've gotten two bids thus far for shipping a 69 Camaro roller, from PA to IL, about 761 miles. 1st was $788 enclosed and the 2nd was $704 open trailer.

      Now I did a coast to coast deal once in an open trailer for that much so am I to understand enclosed is going to cost me or should I hold out for a bit lower?

      Bob



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      If you can get ANYONE to do it for $1 or less per loaded you are getting a steal!
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      Quote Originally Posted by Restomod
      ...per loaded...
      Explain plz. Not familiar with the term.
      Bob


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      What he means is if you can get anyone to haul it for less that $1 per loaded mile. Being an ex-truck driver I'd have to agree. Loaded miles would be the miles they go from the pick-up point to the point they deliver the car.

      If you figure in the cost of fuel (diesel fuel is more expensive than gas), cost of equipment (truck/trailer), insurance...etc $1.00 mile is rather cheap now-a-days.

      Doug
      Doug Gulley

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      Just as a data point, I had my Camaro shipped from San Jose, CA to Frederick, MD for $1550 - ~2800 miles enclosed.
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      Another data benchmark. Last Fall I paid $900 for an open trailer from WA to PA. I had another quote for $1,500 open trailer.
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      Quote Originally Posted by WayneE
      Just as a data point, I had my Camaro shipped from San Jose, CA to Frederick, MD for $1550 - ~2800 miles enclosed.
      He better get that guys # from you
      1968 F100 sb full vic chassis swap
      1965 Mustang coupe 347 5 spd cheap touring SOLD
      2003 Porsche 996 Outlaw LS2 swap SOLD
      1992 Lexus SC400 daily SOLD
      1966 Porsche 912 Outlaw SOLD
      1968 Ford F-100 sb SOLD

    8. #8
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      Quote Originally Posted by Texas Bob
      I've gotten two bids thus far for shipping a 69 Camaro roller, from PA to IL, about 761 miles. 1st was $788 enclosed and the 2nd was $704 open trailer.

      Now I did a coast to coast deal once in an open trailer for that much so am I to understand enclosed is going to cost me or should I hold out for a bit lower?
      Seems fair. I am getting a transmission shipped from CA to MI and it is $270.

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      Well, to update I've had qoutes from $475 to $504 and $575 with open trailers but running into availability issues around the time frame needed. Getting there though.
      Bob





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