[KathieI]

Has anyone used a company to transport their car in their move to TV? I'd like to get company names or suggestions if possible. Thanks, Kath

[Barefoot]

Originally Posted by KathieI

Has anyone used a company to transport their car in their move to TV? I'd like to get company names or suggestions if possible. Thanks, Kath

We have companies that will transport your car on a truck. And we also have companies with people who will drive your car for you (with passengers on board if wanted). But I'm sure you're looking for companies located in California and not in Canada!!

[beady]

Kath..I have a friend who ships her car south from Massachusetts every winter via truck. I am pretty sure it is a nationwide company. I will ask her and get back to you.

[KathieI]

Thanks Bare and Beady, I found an old link that gave some information and phone numbers and we're looking into them now.

Beady, would appreciate it if you could get the number from your friend.

Bare, yes, I would like a CA based company would be best, but thanks anyway for the quick response.

Kath

[nONIE]

Kath,

It will probably be very expensive, do you feel its worth transporting? How in love with your car are you?

Mabe selling and buying when you get to TV is the answer. Just my unwanted humble opinion. LOL

[784caroline]

KAthie
I havei no first hand experience ( other than inquiring about driving a car between DC and Orlando) but if you want someone to "drive" your car across country for you....this would not be via truck..check out http://www.autodriveaway.com . Here is the LA site information...looks like they will get you to Las Vegas

LOS ANGELES E-MAIL ADDRESS: drivers@autodriveawayla.com
At this time we do not offer our driveaway service directly from Las
Vegas, however it can be done with a personal visit to the Los Angeles
office and we will pay your transportation to Las Vegas.
LOS ANGELES PHONE NUMBER ...............(323)666-6100 or (800)522-2288

[KathieI]

Nonie, its a great little car with very little mileage on it, and in LA that is a rarity. So I think I'll transport it and give it to my brother, he'll appreciate that, and I'll let HIM wash it!!!

Caroline, thanks I'll try those numbers. Since I'm leaving LA on Friday, its awfully hard to organize this in such short time, so I'll try anything and everything. Thanks for all the information.

[chuckinca]

Kathie I:

I shipped a car from Norcal to TV two years ago. I got a half dozen quotes from auto transport brokers from a website like this:

http://www.123movers.com/auto_transp...p/default.html


and they picked up the car six hours later and it was in TV in 5 days. But, you have to have it delivered to someone in TV who you send a money order to give the driver to cover the shipment.

[KathieI]

Thanks Chuck, I've already got my request into them. Will keep you posted.

[KathieI]

Chuck, you won't believe this.

I got my first quote already by email... Unbelievable!!

Thank you, thank you, thank you!!

[garsha]

KathieI,
I am looking to transport a car too from the Sacramento area next March. Would you mind sharing your info. Company and cost? Thanks

[chuckinca]

Kathie:

I got around 6 quotes in a few hours and a few phone calls - made deal over the phone, driver called from Bakersfield and was in the Bay Area in four hours picking up the car.

[chuckinca]

Originally Posted by garsha

KathieI,
I am looking to transport a car too from the Sacramento area next March. Would you mind sharing your info. Company and cost? Thanks

Two years ago I paid a tad under a K. If you can hook up directly with a driver it is around $800.

[redwitch]

I went through autotransports to ship my Miata. It was around $600 from the Bay Area. They picked up the day I wanted them to, arrived exactly as promised. I had a friend meet them at the parking lot of their choice, they unloaded and drove my baby home. It was so good to see her waiting for me when I got here. Worked out great.

[tony]

< . . . wondering why KathieI wants to send her car to Canada . the Canadians don't deserve that kind of torment. . . . >