OT/ Car hauler needed ? Who do I call ?
 

I may have 6 small project cars that don't run ,that I will need hauled from the north west to NJ . whats the cheapest way to do it . Or who does it ? Thanks Joe

I know that Tom Abrams that owns the Reliable Supercat does this kind of work. The name of the company I believe is Reliable Carriers. Someone from the board should be able to help you out with this. I think his screen name is TOMCAT if you do a search.

DPT
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Joe,, I can make this happen for you. I can probably give you no less than 6 Co.s Name and No's that are Customers of mine, that can Handle this for you.
I have no idea on a price, I'll let you handle that, but guessing I'd say around 1.50 or more a mile, especially sense they arent running!! That makes it a *****, to Load and Unload. A Boating Buddy of mine has a little 4 Car rig,, single Deck,, with a Winch,, that he runs Fla. with, that might want the Job,,
Call me or E-Mail me if I can Help,

Mitchell 1-800-231-2295 ext129

I used Intercity to ship my '65 Corvette project from IL to MD. The surcharge for "not running" was only $50. Most carriers will give you a break for shipping multiple cars at the same time, when I shipped my '32 Ford from CA to MD I got a better deal by throwing on the wife's Laser instead of shipping it on one of the cut-rate open carriers.

-Greg

Reliable!

Thanks guys !
Reliable wouldn't put my old ugly project cars in his rig ! That things top notch ! He hauls the cream of the crop ! Did you see him on the travel channel hauling the cadilac prototype 1000hp car ?!?!

I would love to see that rig role in here though !:cool:

Mamma, give you a call when I get back later . Got to run now ! Thanks all ! Joe

I've also used InterCity (InterCityLines.com) for five years in my business, and can recommend them without reservation. Call (800) 221-3936 and ask for Bob Sellers. Tell him that Chuck from Racing Experience referred you.

We also shopped our deal to Horseless Carriage, Reliable, and several others, but InterCity got the best recommendations.

If an open carrier is OK for you, that may be a cheaper alternative....