Looking to have a Bronco hauled from Minnesota to Texas

[chuddy]

Hi all, I just sold a Bronco to a guy in San Antonio (I'm in Minnesota), and he's having a hard time finding a transporter. Anyone have any recommendations?

 

[1yellow66]

Tell them to check out uship online i think the company is based out of austin tx

 

[chuddy]

Tell them to check out uship online i think the company is based out of austin tx

He did, I guess quotes were astronomical.

 

[True North]

Can it be towed?

 

[chuddy]

Can it be towed?

Eh, MAYBE. It rolls and has decent tires, but I don't know if the buyer would allow that. It's a very early 66 with a lot of early goodies on it that he doesn't want damaged.

 

[mp]

Transport prices increase astronomically when vehicle is non running/non driving versus running/driving.

 

[dsenatore]

Try William Morden w/Plymouth Auto Transport (954) 856-3494. I used him recently in October and I know others on here have as well. Very good with communication, explaining how it all works and getting it done. I would use them again.
Good Luck,
David

 

[hotrodtim68]

Transporter.

You might want to try and call RollinCountry, owner's name is Kevin Showinski. He is located in Orion ,Michigan. email: rollincountry@gmail.com. I scheduled him twice to move my vehicles from N.J, to Florida when I moved. I was very pleased with the transport . Winters could be tough. Good luck.

 

[70 sport WA]

Tell them to check out uship online i think the company is based out of austin tx

I agree. I was looking for someone to go from Dallas/Fort Worth to Albuquerque and one shipper (best price, too) was there once a week. Some have established, regular routes and you just have to put it on a forum like uship.

 

[navi]

Amerifreight had the best prices/reviews for my cross country bronco transport.
Covered carrier was a big plus for me, and they made the trip in less than 3 days. total was 2k

 

[sprdv1]

rent a truck/trailer potentially.... deliver yourself

 

[chuddy]

rent a truck/trailer potentially.... deliver yourself

I thought about it, 40 hours round trip is a tall order for $1300.

 

[cbr2ster]

You might try Orange Auto transport out of Arizona. A local classic car dealer here in the Oklahoma City area uses them exclusively. I got a quote on a non-running bronco from Virginia to Oklahoma City for just under $1100. It would have been about 20 hours one way for me.

 

[sprdv1]

I thought about it, 40 hours round trip is a tall order for $1300.

indeed my friend.. maybe meet in the middle somewhere..

good luck. there's a few options as folks have suggested

 

[henryjoy]

Try out carshipguru, they are very good and their fee is quite affordable.

 

[knack]

Have you come up with a solution yet? I'm looking at buying a project vehicle not too far from San Antonio - which I would need to haul back to western WI. Not worth the trip if the trailer is empty on the way down. Splitting costs for a two way haul could make sense.

 

[u13bronco]

We used freightpros to ship some stuff to Delaware and the cost wasn't too bad!

 

[gmduncan]

I've used Lighting Auto Carriers a few times and have been more than pleased.

http://lightningautocarriers.com