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Auto transporter

Post by John B on July 8th 2009, 7:09 am

There's a guy in Jena Louisiana who wants my old 67 GMC. He's thinking about hauling it back home himself, but was also wondering about using a transporter to do it for him. Anyone got suggestions or recommendations?

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Re: Auto transporter

Post by fuel10922 on July 8th 2009, 9:47 am

Ive used Fedex for enclosed and Schilli Transportation for open. I have had great results on pick up and delivery with both carriers. A word of advice don't use a broker, you don't know who will be picking up your ride or when. They usually have lower prices, but when dealing with autos that could be risky.

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