I found a rig in IL that I would like to have but I am waay over in SE Wyoming. Anyone have suggestions on getting something from there over here?
CK5
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transporting a vehicle
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bigbluesuburban
1/2 ton status
Get one of these
attach one of these
Drink a LOT of these.
and follow this map
attach one of these
Drink a LOT of these.
and follow this map
BKinzey
1/2 ton status
If you are brave, fly out and drive back.
There are several ways. If you are lucky you can find someone who is making a trip with an empty trailer. I did see some people on eBay offering trailering services. Generally individuals. Can't remember how they listed.
Maybe check Craig's list here and there for someone.
There are several ways. If you are lucky you can find someone who is making a trip with an empty trailer. I did see some people on eBay offering trailering services. Generally individuals. Can't remember how they listed.
Maybe check Craig's list here and there for someone.
bigbluesuburban
1/2 ton status
OR... you could hook up with this guy, help him find a truck and he might help you get his buddy to tranpo the thing for free...
slyguy_22 said:
If i had time and a decent tow rig id definatly drive to get it, but that aint gonna happen.
If i had time and a decent tow rig id definitly deliver it, but that aint gonna happenMTChevy said:
by the way where's it located in IL?
W7NB
1/2 ton status
When I sold my 65 Chevy pickup it was to a guy in New Hampshire, so it was basically a coast to coast transport. He had it hauled by one of those transport companies you see advertising on auto trader or ebay. Guy showed up to get it with a 1 ton dodge and a 4 car trailer (seems overloaded but it's his rig). Seems like he paid $800 for the cross country trip so I would figur around 1/2 for what you want.
Guy said it took 8 days to get the truck, and it was still tarped up like when it left.
Guy said it took 8 days to get the truck, and it was still tarped up like when it left.
Col_Sanders
3/4 ton status
I had my K5 transported from Virginia Beach, VA to Dallas for $850. It was put on a big car hauler and arrived in 2 days.
I used http://www.ezhauling.com/
I got about a dozen quotes and they were below the average price, but not quite the cheapest.
I used http://www.ezhauling.com/
I got about a dozen quotes and they were below the average price, but not quite the cheapest.
muddermilitia said:If i had time and a decent tow rig id definitly deliver it, but that aint gonna happen
Deer Creek IL
Thanks for the replies guys!
txcol_sanders said:
cool, i got a quote coming!
Col_Sanders
3/4 ton status
There is another site, I believe it was 123 movers, they will get you quotes from several different companies. After reading up on some of the sites and talking to the people I picked EZ Haulers due to the price and they were friendly and professional.
xpndbl3
1/2 ton status
i'll drive it out to you 
just need a plane ticket home and cover all fuel costs and hotel stays 
just need a plane ticket home and cover all fuel costs and hotel stays
xpndbl3 said:i'll drive it out to you
has no engine, but i bet we could throw a badass party if you did bring it over haha. College life rules
there fixed it for yaxpndbl3 said:i'll push it out to you
USAJon
1/2 ton status
ebay search
use search words "auto transportor" most companys are brokers...they take your order and sell it...usuaklly makeinh 100-150 for their cut. on high $$ vehicles go with a company not a broker. I shipped a M1008 CUCV to ma. the owner paid $700 about I think.
use search words "auto transportor" most companys are brokers...they take your order and sell it...usuaklly makeinh 100-150 for their cut. on high $$ vehicles go with a company not a broker. I shipped a M1008 CUCV to ma. the owner paid $700 about I think.
