CAP071

Saturday I might buy a 29 baja outlaw, only problem is, The boat sits on a trailer in> Jackson Mississippi. I live in Philadelphia,Pa. about 1,125 miles away. I was quoted a price of $1.75 per mile. I may just drive there and get it myself save a few $$ any haulers out here? Even if we meet half way ? Say about south of the border?


Thanks in advance

puder

if you go through south of the border wanna pick up some fireworks for me? Spring is just around the corner and it woudl be great to have soem decent **** this year. Can't get crap in NY anymore.

cigarette1

$1.75 seem a little high ... I had my boat hauled from northern Florida to Los Angeles in 1999 and the rate was $1.00/mi ... I called one of the transporters listed in the Yacht Trader.

CAP071

How does it work Cig? they just back it up on a trailer and drop it off at your front door?

PP RACE

Try calling Alberts Transport. He is pretty reasonable.
Quick service on the East Coast 321-724-9520

Pete B

Call Brad Jordan @ Offshore Highway, His number is 704-231-7223. he is hauling boats from cincinati, to sarasota. and returning with out a trailer to N. Carolina tell Pete sent you.

mfb357

CAPO71, Because the boat is on a trailer the rate may be higher.Most guys have their own trailers and prefer to haul on them. Pulling someone elses trailer does present many problems,i.e; tires,bearings,brakes,registration,insurance. Dont just take the cheapest hauler. Check them out.If there is a boatyard nearby have a regular dropframe trailer haul it. Just have the boatyard load it, with a forklift with boat on trailer.Make arraingements near you to have it lifted off.Or just go get it yourself.Should be an easy haul. Good Luck, Mark B.

PP RACE

CALL ALBERTS HE RUNS FLATBED TRUCKS!!

Reindl Powerboats

Brad Jordan of OffshoreHighway.com
He is reliable and insured.
Email him: [email protected]
or give him a ring (704) 231-7223 and tell him we sent you, or call me and maybe I can have it done around our schedule.

cigarette1

I bought a new trailer in Florida and had it towed here by a contracted driver with his own truck. He had a Dodge 1 ton deisel. The broker carried the insurance. The trailer being new probably helped with the rate.