Best choice of coast to coast transport?

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Erik Orre
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Best choice of coast to coast transport?

Post by Erik Orre »

I have a friend transporting a vintage Honda coast to coast.
Any recommendations?
Thanks,
Erik
b_bear58
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Re: Best choice of coast to coast transport?

Post by b_bear58 »

I have a 72 AZ600, and am going to need to have it transported across the country.
Did you have your Honda transported, who did you use, and did they do a good job?
I got a quote for $750 to get mine from Seattle to Omaha through Auto Transport 123. No clue if they're any good!
Thanks!
Bill B
Scott Walters
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Re: Best choice of coast to coast transport?

Post by Scott Walters »

Reading reviews for auto transport companies, it seems like 9 times
out of 10, the car makes it there just fine, but 1 time out of 10, it
shows up with a burnt out clutch, huge dents, and smashed glass. And
they never, ever pay any insurance claims.
I'm looking at these guys to haul my '72 Z600 back to Arizona from
Texas (I'm kind of split between the two states, but my time in TX is
coming to an end):
http://www.transportreviews.com/company/united-road.asp
Reading the reviews, I'm thinking maybe I just want to drive it, or
have it deck loaded into a moving truck... again.
-s
On 7/15/14, b_bear58@... [2cylinderhondas]
wrote:
> I have a 72 AZ600, and am going to need to have it transported across the
> country.
> Did you have your Honda transported, who did you use, and did they do a good
> job?
> I got a quote for $750 to get mine from Seattle to Omaha through Auto
> Transport 123. No clue if they're any good!
> Thanks!
> Bill B
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