Anyone Know independent auto transporter ?

[Paul73]

Hello all,

I was hoping for some advise on auto transport services. Have several old mopars in the Tucson, Arizona area that need to be shipped back to Cincinnati OH area. They are all Non-ops, but roll. they are not in good condition, but again, are able to roll. I know there aren't many transport companies who mess with these type vehicles, so I figured maybe an independent person that does this type of work would be a better fit. Any help or recommendations from our mopar family would be greatly appreciated.....

Paul

 

[jimbosride]

What ever you do do not give your info to a transport broker. You will be flooded with text and email for 3 months.

 

[LowBikeMike]

How many are you wanting to transport. I know a hotshotter that might be interested.

 

[Paul73]

How many are you wanting to transport. I know a hotshotter that might be interested.

There are 4 58 Plymouths , one Chrysler Newport, and a w series power wagon. Not mandatory that all of them come back at once but was hoping to get as many home as possible if the price is right.

 

[toolmanmike]

I think it cost the seller of my 64 $700 for the trip from Phoenix area to NE Iowa.

 

[Paul73]

How many are you wanting to transport. I know a hotshotter that might be interested.

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I think it cost the seller of my 64 $700 for the trip from Phoenix area to NE Iowa

I think it cost the seller of my 64 $700 for the trip from Phoenix area to NE Iowa.

I believe its about 1800 mile distance; have another option that they (or at least a couple of the vehicles) could be transported to New Mexico (next state over) for temporary residence until plans for a final destination to Northern KY / Cincinnati area could be finalized..... Just need to get them out of the lot they have been on as it will be sold to another individual who is not interested in having the vehicles there. If that sell in NE Iowa used a reputable fella, I'd appreciate any contact info you might be able to offer.

 

[Armyvet25]

1800+ miles roughly $2-$3 a mile plus loading/unloading plus deadhead, plus additional vehicle surcharge. and believe me, it may not seem like they charge for all those things, but they do, even if it's wrapped into one of the other fees. I carhauled for 11 yrs, it's only gotten more expensive.
$600-$700 min per vehicle, That's commercial hauling, a guy with a wedge may only charge $2500 for three which is all they can usually haul at a time. Costly because of distance, will take more than a day obviously, and the carrier has to be in the area or have a load going near.
What I drove

 

[Armyvet25]

you can call R.A.B. trucking in Akron Oh for a quote if he'll do it, drove for him a while back, he has one or two car haulers that can hold 8-10 cars at a time.