directlinks1
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i need a truck for my car in tulsa to new york
need a truck
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pro1driver
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seriously, have you tried the local Craig's Listing ads..???
look under "transportation".....or....."the for sale" listings for cars+trucks for sale, there can be transporters there.....
look under "transportation".....or....."the for sale" listings for cars+trucks for sale, there can be transporters there.....
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I'm pretty sure you can send a Geo through the regular mail
The first brand new car I bought was a 73 350 Nova. Thing was a 195 h.p. dog.
sharpshooter
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Google Images. Mine was the same color. A friend of mine at the time had a 70 350 Nova. That car would run.
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T800DRIVER
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Those Novas were good looking, My sister had a maroon one she got back in 73 for her first car!!!
I traded mine in for a brand new 1975 Dodge van. Another mistake.
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I need a truck too. Looking for 1 ton dumper, diesel, good shape about ten years old four wheel drive.
Yep, that would work,too.
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I could probably find ya one down here in the Carolinas...no rust either
not 4x4 CHEVY 1 TON 12 FOOT DUMP TRUCK 425hp NEW TIRE$ CHEVY 1 TON 12 FOOT DUMP TRUCK 425hp NEW TIRE$
4X4 1997 Dodge 3500 1 Ton Dump
crew cab dump 1995 Chevrolet 1 Ton Crew Cab Diesel Dump Truck! Low Miles!
newer, more expensive Morrison Motor Company
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The guy needs to realize that what kind of car he wants to move dictates what kind of transporter he hires. You wouldn't hire these guys for a Geo Metro or a Buick beater.
But you would for an exotic or a collector car.
Something like this would be perfect for a daily driver.
What I wonder is why someone would want to pay to move a car from rust free Arizona to the rustbelt in New York. If a car is worth paying to transport it that far, it is too nice to take to New York to be ruined by the de-icers they use up there.
And if it doesn't matter that the car will be junk in a few years, then why pay to move it at all? Just sell the thing and buy another up there.
Oh, and watch out for the guys with the Chicago Motor Club. You know the ones, they can't hardly speak English . . . . . .living on boiled potatoes, sardines and Vodka . . . . . . . . they have a thing for the used Volvo trucks. Some can't swing the $30k for a worn out Volvo so they buy a worn out Junkliner and then get one of those car trailers that only hold 6 or 7 cars and then proceed to tear up every car they move.
The only way to make good money hauling cars is with a truck built just for that purpose. Like a Cottrell that will carry 9 or even 10 cars.
The only way to make good money hauling cars is with a truck built just for that purpose. Like a Cottrell that will carry 9 or even 10 cars.
