Boat transport??
09-15-2008, 05:31 PM
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bgchubby did not haul my boat, but he was very very helpful in making sure that I found a hauler who was properly documented and insured.
I know nothing about the other issue...nor do I care.
I know nothing about the other issue...nor do I care.
09-15-2008, 11:57 PM
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Thank you everyone for the names and recomendations. I am looking for bids to bring it back here. I am going out to see the boat Oct 4 and if it is as nice as the pics show, I will buy it. It is a 1990 Baja 280ES...about 35/36 feet on a 3 axle trailer. I think I would prefer it to be put on another trailer and brought back if that is possible. I was told that the bearings have all been replaced and that the tires are all good. The weight is approximately 6750 pounds, according to Baja. It is in Charlotte, NC and I need it brought to Fort Worth, texas (76179). If you are interested in making a bid, pleae email me and I will get back to you to finalize everything.
Thank you,
Paul
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Thank you,
Paul
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12-01-2008, 10:40 PM
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I own a transport company specializing in Boats, vehicles, and heavy equipment. Extensive oversize/overdimesional experience. We have been in business for over 14 years and are licensed and insured (USDOT/MC Authority). Also have a new 53' wedge type trailer that can haul your boat on its own trailer if needed (height restriction). PM or call 270-994-0221
