Shipping?

[Harold Sherard]

A friend passed away, I am buying this from his kids. Anyone ship a non-running car? I think it is a 1935 AJ Miller Chrysler.

 

[John ED Renstrom]

There are people that will do it. I have gotten a couple that way. Just be up front with them and they will till you if they can.

 

[Paul Steinberg]

Not running isn't as bad as not rolling. What city / state is the car located and what city / state is it going. Most carriers charge a dollar a mile one way. For a project like this, I would be looking for an individual that advertises in Hemmings Motor News, since the independent small guy will be better equipped to handle the move. They usually move one large car, or 2 small cars on their trailers. The bigger trucking companies have car carriers that hold 7 or 8 cars, and they need to move the cars on and off of the trailers to balance the load as they drop the cars at their destinations.

 

[Kurt Arends]

List it on UShip.com. The only way to do it anymore.

 

[Russell Street]

Contact T. Cosgrove Jones on the SPAAMFA Facebook page. He moves nothing but emergency vehicles all over the place. Give him points A & B, he'll give you a price. Very highly rated gentleman!!!

 

[Bill Marcy]

I have been using and recommending 4 Corners Auto Shippers based out of Saattle, Wa. The owners are Ellen and Jeff, their phone number is 360 210 7665. I highly recommend these people. They recently delivered my Lincoln limo, but they have moved many professional and collector cars for me.

 

[Bill Marcy]

By the way, I like the coach! She will be a real beauty, once she is done.

 

[Harold Sherard]

Thanks for the replies, does anyone know wheelbase and approx weight for this coach?

 

[Ron Devies]

Thanks everyone I may be moving a car myself here soon