Shipping a Vehicle Across Country

mattdev · 08-16-2007, 04:02 AM

So I'll be heading back to Oregon here in a few weeks and I've wondered if anybody has had any experience shipping their vehicles long distances.

When I first came over to North Carolina, we used a company by the name of OK Auto Carriers or something. These guys were awful; they couldn't get the date right, lost my keys the 2 days before the vehicle arrived, the car had scratches on the back (though that was fixed by the accident LOL), etc.

I was planning on using the same company to ship it back, but after the experience I had with these assholes, I don't think I'll be doing that. Plus the last thing I need is scratches on the back of the car since the entire rear end is brand new lol!

So, any suggestions? Driving it back isn't an option, unfortunately.

couturedharlot · 08-19-2007, 06:28 PM

my parents used Dependable Auto Shippers to ship my car from CT to Seattle, WA. Not a fucking scratch. great service. delivered a day ealier than expected. i totally recommend these guys. and they're really upfront about pricing and everything.

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mattdev liberal crybaby Jan 2005 Last Seen: Yesterday Location: Portland, OR/Charlotte, NC Posts: 840 (#96) Thanked 3x in 2 posts x11	So I'll be heading back to Oregon here in a few weeks and I've wondered if anybody has had any experience shipping their vehicles long distances. When I first came over to North Carolina, we used a company by the name of OK Auto Carriers or something. These guys were awful; they couldn't get the date right, lost my keys the 2 days before the vehicle arrived, the car had scratches on the back (though that was fixed by the accident LOL), etc. I was planning on using the same company to ship it back, but after the experience I had with these assholes, I don't think I'll be doing that. Plus the last thing I need is scratches on the back of the car since the entire rear end is brand new lol! So, any suggestions? Driving it back isn't an option, unfortunately.

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08-19-2007, 06:28 PM	permalink #2
couturedharlot couture with a chaser Feb 2006 Last Seen: Yesterday Location: Seattle, WA Posts: 1,291 (#73) Thanked 0x in 0 posts x3	my parents used Dependable Auto Shippers to ship my car from CT to Seattle, WA. Not a fucking scratch. great service. delivered a day ealier than expected. i totally recommend these guys. and they're really upfront about pricing and everything.

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