boat transport
07-31-2006, 01:48 PM
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I have a boat leaving miami on thursday, does anyone have a boat to move tomorrow, tuesday to take up some time, call 909-********* or email at ***********@aol.com
to or from florida
to or from florida
07-31-2006, 02:20 PM
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Re: boat transport
my 8 year old son was right there with LS-3 at the bottom of the catwalk making sure that the girls had all of their clothes on. I had to stand right behind them to make sure that they were safe
07-31-2006, 09:40 PM
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Jeff,
I found this site after we talked that day. People looking to have things shipped, and the haulers bid on the jobs. worked well for me. maybe you can find something on there....
www.uship.com
I found this site after we talked that day. People looking to have things shipped, and the haulers bid on the jobs. worked well for me. maybe you can find something on there....
www.uship.com
08-01-2006, 06:17 AM
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I have gone on that site. because the average hauler on there tows rv's with hardly any cargo insurance they bid cheap and it keeps the price down low for the guy like me that has normal insurance. These guys have no idea how to take care of a large boat. most of them have no authorities to haul for hire. also that site is part of e bay so after the shipper and hauler agree, you both have to pay a fee to e bay. guys on there want a 40 ft sea ray hauled from florida to calif for 2500.00 so you know it is not going to happen. This is a great site for another member on here called hugetime since he has no cargo insurance and would be right at home
