Auto transport costs/companies?

[ZZ3ElCamino]

Might give these guys a call http://www.wdtc.net/enclosed.shtml

I have used them twice, and the service is top notch. The company is owned by V. Gaines too!

[70rs]

Originally Posted by ZZ3ElCamino

Might give these guys a call http://www.wdtc.net/enclosed.shtml

I have used them twice, and the service is top notch. The company is owned by V. Gaines too!

I don't know if the car is nice enough to go inside one of those trailers

Seriously, thank you everyone for the information. I think with all of the choices here I should be able to get it handled if I need it.

[NOVA]

Originally Posted by crazyfireman

Very happy with them there number is 615-547-1127, ask for Brenda and tell her that Danny from Florida sent you. They are shipping a motorcycle for me this week..

Just leaving some feedback on this one, I called, spoke with Brenda, she said she was firing up her computer and would call me back a.s.a.p she read back my number and asked if that was the best contact number, I said yes, that was 3 days ago ......never heard back from her .. .. . .

[cfwjr1974]

Exotic Car Transport. Go to their website. Enclosed trailer and runs about 67 cents per mile. I used them from Phoenix to Atlanta.

Chuck

[GMracer]

I'm curious at how the insurance works for this. GOD forbid something happened, I assume it would be the companies liability correct? Even if the car itself wasn't insured?

[tones2SS]

What do you have up your sleeve Eric?!?!

[coolwelder62]

I would call John at 630-330-3377 just picked a car up at my place this morning.Super nice guy,Top notch truck & trailer.Owner/opperater.Give him a call.

[camcojb]

Originally Posted by coolwelder62

I would call John at 630-330-3377 just picked a car up at my place this morning.Super nice guy,Top notch truck & trailer.Owner/opperater.Give him a call.

yep, MY car............... Thanks again Scott.

Jody

[Northeast Rod Run]

Originally Posted by GMracer

I'm curious at how the insurance works for this. GOD forbid something happened, I assume it would be the companies liability correct? Even if the car itself wasn't insured?

I've had two friends have problems with their cars while in the carrier's hands (sorry guys, but I don't know the name of either carrier). one was a rare convertible challenger and the other was a '69 camaro. the challenger had parts missing when it arrived and the camaro had a dented door.

both companies ended up not paying a dime to my friends. i guess it is supposedly "common" for carriers to sub out their insurance to someone else, so when the **** hits the fan, they aren't involved in the situation at all. it ends up coming down to, if you can convince the insurer that it happened in the trailer. my friend with the camaro even had 'before pics" and those didn't help him out one bit

I think it would be a good idea to ask who was ever had problems with a carrier and how well it was taken care of, because accidents do happen.

it's kind of like asking about how good a classic car insurer is, and people saying a certain one is great because they love taking your money, but they have never had to put in a claim, so they really can't speak for the company's creditentials