Cross Country Transport

[RealJakeMalloy]

I need to ship my Bronco from Georgia to California. Any recommendations? The truck is is good shape but by no means needs "white glove" service. It does need to arrive on time and in the same condition as when it left. It has a soft top and all the inserts.

Any suggestions? Anyone do this before?

 

[Speedrdr]

I had a friend that drove a car hauler for dealerships cross country (the semi truck trailers) and if he had an open spot he would transport personal vehicles back and forth between East and West coasts. You might check with an auto dealership and see if they know a hauler like that.

Randy

 

[CowboyGrin]

Natalie
Hotshot Adventures
hotshotnatalie411@gmail.com
512.702.0473

 

[f2502011]

Montway

 

[White Knight]

I just shipped mine from California to Alabama….. used AJN Transport from a recommendation on here. Janelle is her name. Very honest and had it here in 3 days- I don’t have a top so shipped enclosed for under $2k and it was riding with a $180k custom Porsche Carrera GTR
+1 (989) 277-0344

 

[Shimmy]

many carriers won't ship with a soft top. if it were me i'd opt for enclosed trailer

 

[knack]

You and green61bug should talk. See his post this morning?

 

[RealJakeMalloy]

Natalie
Hotshot Adventures
hotshotnatalie411@gmail.com
512.702.0473

Thank you!

 

[RealJakeMalloy]

many carriers won't ship with a soft top. if it were me i'd opt for enclosed trailer

Good to know. I can take the soft top off as long as the Bronco is underneath other cars, potentially. Does not seem like a great idea, however.

 

[RealJakeMalloy]

You and green61bug should talk. See his post this morning?

No - will take a look. Thank you.

 

[RealJakeMalloy]

Anyway tow it behind? I have a Lexus LX470 (aka Landcruiser) and could easily tow it.

 

[Shimmy]

Good to know. I can take the soft top off as long as the Bronco is underneath other cars, potentially. Does not seem like a great idea, however.

what i'm saying is they won't open transport your car unless the hard top is on. too many things that could damage the car. i've shipped 5 cars now and have close friends that have shipped too. i've seen enough damage that if this bronco means anything to you (and is in decent condition), i would not be shipping it open trailer. yes you will pay more, but it is worth it. you don't control the route or stops of the car hauler

you can try Uship for quotes and bids

 

[RealJakeMalloy]

what i'm saying is they won't open transport your car unless the hard top is on. too many things that could damage the car. i've shipped 5 cars now and have close friends that have shipped too. i've seen enough damage that if this bronco means anything to you (and is in decent condition), i would not be shipping it open trailer. yes you will pay more, but it is worth it. you don't control the route or stops of the car hauler

you can try Uship for quotes and bids

Makes sense. It is in good enough shape that I don't want to save $$ but risk damage necessarily.