Good company for shipping car cross-country?

[amol]

Hey everyone. I need to ship a Toyota Camry from Los Angeles to Atlanta sometime this summer. Does anyone here know of a reliable company that can get that done? I've Google'd a few, but was wondering if anyone here can recommend one.

Thanks.

 

[Gibson486]

You need two people and 48-60 hours.

 

[Bignate603]

Any reason why you can't drive it yourself? If you've got the time it will be significantly cheaper.

 

[Skunkwourk]

http://www.dasautoshippers.com/

Know a friend who used them to ship exactly from LA to ATL.

 

[Funyuns101]

Originally posted by: m0mentary
http://www.dasautoshippers.com/

Know a friend who used them to ship exactly from LA to ATL.

I've used them to go the other way around. They were pretty good.

 

[amol]

Originally posted by: Gibson486
You need two people and 48-60 hours.

That's the thing, it's only me. The time isn't as much of a factor, but when you add gas + the cost of a plane ticket for the other person, I want to see how it compares to just shipping it.

Edit: Just did a quote on the with DAS ... $684 and I have to drive it 32 miles to drop-off and 16 miles to pick-up in Atlanta, plus it will take 12 days. Is that the cheapest I'm going to find?

On another note ... anyone live along I-10/I-20 and want to give me a couch to crash on if I drive the 2200 miles? 😛

 

[F1N3ST]

Lol, if I did live along there, I would let you sleep in my bed considering for some odd reason I choose the couch 3/4 the time. Probably because it's in front of the TV, and its super comfortable.

Good luck, i'm going to be doing multiple of these large runs this summer, MI > PA usually. Raking in some cash though, buying a quad 🙂.

 

[dawp]

you moving? If using a moving company, they can handle it most of the time.

 

[EvilYoda]

If they service the departure and destination areas, Reliable Carriers is one of the biggest in the industry. Most car companies use them for events and auto shows, and I've used them personally twice now.