1978Blazerk5
1/2 ton status
What do You Guys think It would Cost to get a Blazer Shiped From Somewhere around palm srpings california to wisconsin. Roughly 2100 miles
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Car Shiping
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ShiftyK5
1/2 ton status
I just got some quotes for shipping Salt lake city area to joplin, mo area.. 1300 mile trip
got quotes from 800ish, to 1600ish, and the price goes up about 500-800 if its lifted and has larger tires
got quotes from 800ish, to 1600ish, and the price goes up about 500-800 if its lifted and has larger tires
1978Blazerk5
1/2 ton status
Ouch thats pricery than I thought.
I can get mutiple truck out there pretty cheap from my uncle out there. cause Rust and overprice trucks out here are getting kinda rediculus. I thought at first It might be cheaper to get like a $500 dolloar truck and get it sent back here cause i though it might cost like a grand
You'll be hard pressed to find rust free Cali trucks for $500.00.
1978Blazerk5
1/2 ton status
Non running offcoarse. My uncle Can get ahold off these truck out there pretty cheap
89yimmiJ
1/2 ton status
$850, maybe an extra $150 if it is lifted with 35's or more. I shipped mine from LA to Fort Worth in May for $850.
I priced Blazer shipping from Cali and Arizona to Ohio last year before I stumbled upon mine. Between $900-$1300 is what I got.
Col_Sanders
3/4 ton status
Mine is on its way from Dallas to Key West right now and I'm paying $900. I got quotes from $575-1225.
Some of the "door to door" quotes you get will take a couple weeks and the vehicle will be swapped from truck to truck on its way to you. Your vehicle is insured while its on the trailer, but not while it is sitting in a terminal waiting to be picked up. The straight shots are the more expensive ones and generally ask for a deposit and the rest will be COD. You can enter your info into a couple different sites and they will send the info out to several places, who will contact you with quotes.
Some of the "door to door" quotes you get will take a couple weeks and the vehicle will be swapped from truck to truck on its way to you. Your vehicle is insured while its on the trailer, but not while it is sitting in a terminal waiting to be picked up. The straight shots are the more expensive ones and generally ask for a deposit and the rest will be COD. You can enter your info into a couple different sites and they will send the info out to several places, who will contact you with quotes.
