Need a driver
06-14-2004, 11:10 PM
#1
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Need a driver
I am trying to find an inexpensive way to get my Jeep CJ5 from Tulsa to
Seattle. The cheapest transporter quoted me $900 but I cant aford that. I
am moving there next month and also have a Saturn sedan, my daily driver to
get there. I am being moved by my employer, but they dont move my vehicles.
I dont have anyone to drive the other vehicle. I dont think I should
attempt to pull my Saturn on a dolly with the Jeep. I think that would be
asking for trouble. And, No I dont thiink I should pull the Jeep with the
Saturn. I could probably drive the Jeep there if I took it easy.
Does anyone know how to find those people that are trying to get somewhere
but have no vehicle, so they drive vehicles that need to be moved cross
country?
I dont know what to do.
Wait a minute, I just figured that it would cost me over $300 in gas to
drive the Jeep there. And if I pulled the Saturn it would cost probably
$400 That is figuring about 12 mpg, and thats without pulling a load.
Maybe $900 isnt that bad.
I checked caronatruck.com and some others, got about 18 - 20 quotes. Does
anyone know of anyone cheaper.
Thanks
Brad
Seattle. The cheapest transporter quoted me $900 but I cant aford that. I
am moving there next month and also have a Saturn sedan, my daily driver to
get there. I am being moved by my employer, but they dont move my vehicles.
I dont have anyone to drive the other vehicle. I dont think I should
attempt to pull my Saturn on a dolly with the Jeep. I think that would be
asking for trouble. And, No I dont thiink I should pull the Jeep with the
Saturn. I could probably drive the Jeep there if I took it easy.
Does anyone know how to find those people that are trying to get somewhere
but have no vehicle, so they drive vehicles that need to be moved cross
country?
I dont know what to do.
Wait a minute, I just figured that it would cost me over $300 in gas to
drive the Jeep there. And if I pulled the Saturn it would cost probably
$400 That is figuring about 12 mpg, and thats without pulling a load.
Maybe $900 isnt that bad.
I checked caronatruck.com and some others, got about 18 - 20 quotes. Does
anyone know of anyone cheaper.
Thanks
Brad
06-15-2004, 01:12 AM
#2
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Re: Need a driver
Ghostbuster wrote:
> I am trying to find an inexpensive way to get my Jeep CJ5 from Tulsa to
> Seattle. The cheapest transporter quoted me $900 but I cant aford that. I
> am moving there next month and also have a Saturn sedan, my daily driver to
> get there. I am being moved by my employer, but they dont move my vehicles.
> I dont have anyone to drive the other vehicle. I dont think I should
> attempt to pull my Saturn on a dolly with the Jeep. I think that would be
> asking for trouble. And, No I dont thiink I should pull the Jeep with the
> Saturn. I could probably drive the Jeep there if I took it easy.
> Does anyone know how to find those people that are trying to get somewhere
> but have no vehicle, so they drive vehicles that need to be moved cross
> country?
> I dont know what to do.
> Wait a minute, I just figured that it would cost me over $300 in gas to
> drive the Jeep there. And if I pulled the Saturn it would cost probably
> $400 That is figuring about 12 mpg, and thats without pulling a load.
> Maybe $900 isnt that bad.
> I checked caronatruck.com and some others, got about 18 - 20 quotes. Does
> anyone know of anyone cheaper.
> Thanks
> Brad
>
>
Try craigslist.org to see if anyone's moving roughly the same place &
time you are. They might even pay for gas so they don't have to rent a
vehicle to get there themselves. You never know what you'll find on
Craigslist.
Good luck,
- Jeff G
> I am trying to find an inexpensive way to get my Jeep CJ5 from Tulsa to
> Seattle. The cheapest transporter quoted me $900 but I cant aford that. I
> am moving there next month and also have a Saturn sedan, my daily driver to
> get there. I am being moved by my employer, but they dont move my vehicles.
> I dont have anyone to drive the other vehicle. I dont think I should
> attempt to pull my Saturn on a dolly with the Jeep. I think that would be
> asking for trouble. And, No I dont thiink I should pull the Jeep with the
> Saturn. I could probably drive the Jeep there if I took it easy.
> Does anyone know how to find those people that are trying to get somewhere
> but have no vehicle, so they drive vehicles that need to be moved cross
> country?
> I dont know what to do.
> Wait a minute, I just figured that it would cost me over $300 in gas to
> drive the Jeep there. And if I pulled the Saturn it would cost probably
> $400 That is figuring about 12 mpg, and thats without pulling a load.
> Maybe $900 isnt that bad.
> I checked caronatruck.com and some others, got about 18 - 20 quotes. Does
> anyone know of anyone cheaper.
> Thanks
> Brad
>
>
Try craigslist.org to see if anyone's moving roughly the same place &
time you are. They might even pay for gas so they don't have to rent a
vehicle to get there themselves. You never know what you'll find on
Craigslist.
Good luck,
- Jeff G
06-15-2004, 01:12 AM
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Re: Need a driver
Ghostbuster wrote:
> I am trying to find an inexpensive way to get my Jeep CJ5 from Tulsa to
> Seattle. The cheapest transporter quoted me $900 but I cant aford that. I
> am moving there next month and also have a Saturn sedan, my daily driver to
> get there. I am being moved by my employer, but they dont move my vehicles.
> I dont have anyone to drive the other vehicle. I dont think I should
> attempt to pull my Saturn on a dolly with the Jeep. I think that would be
> asking for trouble. And, No I dont thiink I should pull the Jeep with the
> Saturn. I could probably drive the Jeep there if I took it easy.
> Does anyone know how to find those people that are trying to get somewhere
> but have no vehicle, so they drive vehicles that need to be moved cross
> country?
> I dont know what to do.
> Wait a minute, I just figured that it would cost me over $300 in gas to
> drive the Jeep there. And if I pulled the Saturn it would cost probably
> $400 That is figuring about 12 mpg, and thats without pulling a load.
> Maybe $900 isnt that bad.
> I checked caronatruck.com and some others, got about 18 - 20 quotes. Does
> anyone know of anyone cheaper.
> Thanks
> Brad
>
>
Try craigslist.org to see if anyone's moving roughly the same place &
time you are. They might even pay for gas so they don't have to rent a
vehicle to get there themselves. You never know what you'll find on
Craigslist.
Good luck,
- Jeff G
> I am trying to find an inexpensive way to get my Jeep CJ5 from Tulsa to
> Seattle. The cheapest transporter quoted me $900 but I cant aford that. I
> am moving there next month and also have a Saturn sedan, my daily driver to
> get there. I am being moved by my employer, but they dont move my vehicles.
> I dont have anyone to drive the other vehicle. I dont think I should
> attempt to pull my Saturn on a dolly with the Jeep. I think that would be
> asking for trouble. And, No I dont thiink I should pull the Jeep with the
> Saturn. I could probably drive the Jeep there if I took it easy.
> Does anyone know how to find those people that are trying to get somewhere
> but have no vehicle, so they drive vehicles that need to be moved cross
> country?
> I dont know what to do.
> Wait a minute, I just figured that it would cost me over $300 in gas to
> drive the Jeep there. And if I pulled the Saturn it would cost probably
> $400 That is figuring about 12 mpg, and thats without pulling a load.
> Maybe $900 isnt that bad.
> I checked caronatruck.com and some others, got about 18 - 20 quotes. Does
> anyone know of anyone cheaper.
> Thanks
> Brad
>
>
Try craigslist.org to see if anyone's moving roughly the same place &
time you are. They might even pay for gas so they don't have to rent a
vehicle to get there themselves. You never know what you'll find on
Craigslist.
Good luck,
- Jeff G
06-15-2004, 01:12 AM
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Re: Need a driver
Ghostbuster wrote:
> I am trying to find an inexpensive way to get my Jeep CJ5 from Tulsa to
> Seattle. The cheapest transporter quoted me $900 but I cant aford that. I
> am moving there next month and also have a Saturn sedan, my daily driver to
> get there. I am being moved by my employer, but they dont move my vehicles.
> I dont have anyone to drive the other vehicle. I dont think I should
> attempt to pull my Saturn on a dolly with the Jeep. I think that would be
> asking for trouble. And, No I dont thiink I should pull the Jeep with the
> Saturn. I could probably drive the Jeep there if I took it easy.
> Does anyone know how to find those people that are trying to get somewhere
> but have no vehicle, so they drive vehicles that need to be moved cross
> country?
> I dont know what to do.
> Wait a minute, I just figured that it would cost me over $300 in gas to
> drive the Jeep there. And if I pulled the Saturn it would cost probably
> $400 That is figuring about 12 mpg, and thats without pulling a load.
> Maybe $900 isnt that bad.
> I checked caronatruck.com and some others, got about 18 - 20 quotes. Does
> anyone know of anyone cheaper.
> Thanks
> Brad
>
>
Try craigslist.org to see if anyone's moving roughly the same place &
time you are. They might even pay for gas so they don't have to rent a
vehicle to get there themselves. You never know what you'll find on
Craigslist.
Good luck,
- Jeff G
> I am trying to find an inexpensive way to get my Jeep CJ5 from Tulsa to
> Seattle. The cheapest transporter quoted me $900 but I cant aford that. I
> am moving there next month and also have a Saturn sedan, my daily driver to
> get there. I am being moved by my employer, but they dont move my vehicles.
> I dont have anyone to drive the other vehicle. I dont think I should
> attempt to pull my Saturn on a dolly with the Jeep. I think that would be
> asking for trouble. And, No I dont thiink I should pull the Jeep with the
> Saturn. I could probably drive the Jeep there if I took it easy.
> Does anyone know how to find those people that are trying to get somewhere
> but have no vehicle, so they drive vehicles that need to be moved cross
> country?
> I dont know what to do.
> Wait a minute, I just figured that it would cost me over $300 in gas to
> drive the Jeep there. And if I pulled the Saturn it would cost probably
> $400 That is figuring about 12 mpg, and thats without pulling a load.
> Maybe $900 isnt that bad.
> I checked caronatruck.com and some others, got about 18 - 20 quotes. Does
> anyone know of anyone cheaper.
> Thanks
> Brad
>
>
Try craigslist.org to see if anyone's moving roughly the same place &
time you are. They might even pay for gas so they don't have to rent a
vehicle to get there themselves. You never know what you'll find on
Craigslist.
Good luck,
- Jeff G
06-15-2004, 01:12 AM
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Re: Need a driver
Ghostbuster wrote:
> I am trying to find an inexpensive way to get my Jeep CJ5 from Tulsa to
> Seattle. The cheapest transporter quoted me $900 but I cant aford that. I
> am moving there next month and also have a Saturn sedan, my daily driver to
> get there. I am being moved by my employer, but they dont move my vehicles.
> I dont have anyone to drive the other vehicle. I dont think I should
> attempt to pull my Saturn on a dolly with the Jeep. I think that would be
> asking for trouble. And, No I dont thiink I should pull the Jeep with the
> Saturn. I could probably drive the Jeep there if I took it easy.
> Does anyone know how to find those people that are trying to get somewhere
> but have no vehicle, so they drive vehicles that need to be moved cross
> country?
> I dont know what to do.
> Wait a minute, I just figured that it would cost me over $300 in gas to
> drive the Jeep there. And if I pulled the Saturn it would cost probably
> $400 That is figuring about 12 mpg, and thats without pulling a load.
> Maybe $900 isnt that bad.
> I checked caronatruck.com and some others, got about 18 - 20 quotes. Does
> anyone know of anyone cheaper.
> Thanks
> Brad
>
>
Try craigslist.org to see if anyone's moving roughly the same place &
time you are. They might even pay for gas so they don't have to rent a
vehicle to get there themselves. You never know what you'll find on
Craigslist.
Good luck,
- Jeff G
> I am trying to find an inexpensive way to get my Jeep CJ5 from Tulsa to
> Seattle. The cheapest transporter quoted me $900 but I cant aford that. I
> am moving there next month and also have a Saturn sedan, my daily driver to
> get there. I am being moved by my employer, but they dont move my vehicles.
> I dont have anyone to drive the other vehicle. I dont think I should
> attempt to pull my Saturn on a dolly with the Jeep. I think that would be
> asking for trouble. And, No I dont thiink I should pull the Jeep with the
> Saturn. I could probably drive the Jeep there if I took it easy.
> Does anyone know how to find those people that are trying to get somewhere
> but have no vehicle, so they drive vehicles that need to be moved cross
> country?
> I dont know what to do.
> Wait a minute, I just figured that it would cost me over $300 in gas to
> drive the Jeep there. And if I pulled the Saturn it would cost probably
> $400 That is figuring about 12 mpg, and thats without pulling a load.
> Maybe $900 isnt that bad.
> I checked caronatruck.com and some others, got about 18 - 20 quotes. Does
> anyone know of anyone cheaper.
> Thanks
> Brad
>
>
Try craigslist.org to see if anyone's moving roughly the same place &
time you are. They might even pay for gas so they don't have to rent a
vehicle to get there themselves. You never know what you'll find on
Craigslist.
Good luck,
- Jeff G
06-15-2004, 09:49 AM
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Re: Need a driver
how much is airfare to fly back? If your employeer is moving you they
may pay for gas or airfare (or both) so you can get your car.
Ghostbuster wrote:
> I am trying to find an inexpensive way to get my Jeep CJ5 from Tulsa to
> Seattle. The cheapest transporter quoted me $900 but I cant aford that. I
> am moving there next month and also have a Saturn sedan, my daily driver to
> get there. I am being moved by my employer, but they dont move my vehicles.
> I dont have anyone to drive the other vehicle. I dont think I should
> attempt to pull my Saturn on a dolly with the Jeep. I think that would be
> asking for trouble. And, No I dont thiink I should pull the Jeep with the
> Saturn. I could probably drive the Jeep there if I took it easy.
> Does anyone know how to find those people that are trying to get somewhere
> but have no vehicle, so they drive vehicles that need to be moved cross
> country?
> I dont know what to do.
> Wait a minute, I just figured that it would cost me over $300 in gas to
> drive the Jeep there. And if I pulled the Saturn it would cost probably
> $400 That is figuring about 12 mpg, and thats without pulling a load.
> Maybe $900 isnt that bad.
> I checked caronatruck.com and some others, got about 18 - 20 quotes. Does
> anyone know of anyone cheaper.
> Thanks
> Brad
>
>
may pay for gas or airfare (or both) so you can get your car.
Ghostbuster wrote:
> I am trying to find an inexpensive way to get my Jeep CJ5 from Tulsa to
> Seattle. The cheapest transporter quoted me $900 but I cant aford that. I
> am moving there next month and also have a Saturn sedan, my daily driver to
> get there. I am being moved by my employer, but they dont move my vehicles.
> I dont have anyone to drive the other vehicle. I dont think I should
> attempt to pull my Saturn on a dolly with the Jeep. I think that would be
> asking for trouble. And, No I dont thiink I should pull the Jeep with the
> Saturn. I could probably drive the Jeep there if I took it easy.
> Does anyone know how to find those people that are trying to get somewhere
> but have no vehicle, so they drive vehicles that need to be moved cross
> country?
> I dont know what to do.
> Wait a minute, I just figured that it would cost me over $300 in gas to
> drive the Jeep there. And if I pulled the Saturn it would cost probably
> $400 That is figuring about 12 mpg, and thats without pulling a load.
> Maybe $900 isnt that bad.
> I checked caronatruck.com and some others, got about 18 - 20 quotes. Does
> anyone know of anyone cheaper.
> Thanks
> Brad
>
>
06-15-2004, 09:49 AM
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Re: Need a driver
how much is airfare to fly back? If your employeer is moving you they
may pay for gas or airfare (or both) so you can get your car.
Ghostbuster wrote:
> I am trying to find an inexpensive way to get my Jeep CJ5 from Tulsa to
> Seattle. The cheapest transporter quoted me $900 but I cant aford that. I
> am moving there next month and also have a Saturn sedan, my daily driver to
> get there. I am being moved by my employer, but they dont move my vehicles.
> I dont have anyone to drive the other vehicle. I dont think I should
> attempt to pull my Saturn on a dolly with the Jeep. I think that would be
> asking for trouble. And, No I dont thiink I should pull the Jeep with the
> Saturn. I could probably drive the Jeep there if I took it easy.
> Does anyone know how to find those people that are trying to get somewhere
> but have no vehicle, so they drive vehicles that need to be moved cross
> country?
> I dont know what to do.
> Wait a minute, I just figured that it would cost me over $300 in gas to
> drive the Jeep there. And if I pulled the Saturn it would cost probably
> $400 That is figuring about 12 mpg, and thats without pulling a load.
> Maybe $900 isnt that bad.
> I checked caronatruck.com and some others, got about 18 - 20 quotes. Does
> anyone know of anyone cheaper.
> Thanks
> Brad
>
>
may pay for gas or airfare (or both) so you can get your car.
Ghostbuster wrote:
> I am trying to find an inexpensive way to get my Jeep CJ5 from Tulsa to
> Seattle. The cheapest transporter quoted me $900 but I cant aford that. I
> am moving there next month and also have a Saturn sedan, my daily driver to
> get there. I am being moved by my employer, but they dont move my vehicles.
> I dont have anyone to drive the other vehicle. I dont think I should
> attempt to pull my Saturn on a dolly with the Jeep. I think that would be
> asking for trouble. And, No I dont thiink I should pull the Jeep with the
> Saturn. I could probably drive the Jeep there if I took it easy.
> Does anyone know how to find those people that are trying to get somewhere
> but have no vehicle, so they drive vehicles that need to be moved cross
> country?
> I dont know what to do.
> Wait a minute, I just figured that it would cost me over $300 in gas to
> drive the Jeep there. And if I pulled the Saturn it would cost probably
> $400 That is figuring about 12 mpg, and thats without pulling a load.
> Maybe $900 isnt that bad.
> I checked caronatruck.com and some others, got about 18 - 20 quotes. Does
> anyone know of anyone cheaper.
> Thanks
> Brad
>
>
06-15-2004, 09:49 AM
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Re: Need a driver
how much is airfare to fly back? If your employeer is moving you they
may pay for gas or airfare (or both) so you can get your car.
Ghostbuster wrote:
> I am trying to find an inexpensive way to get my Jeep CJ5 from Tulsa to
> Seattle. The cheapest transporter quoted me $900 but I cant aford that. I
> am moving there next month and also have a Saturn sedan, my daily driver to
> get there. I am being moved by my employer, but they dont move my vehicles.
> I dont have anyone to drive the other vehicle. I dont think I should
> attempt to pull my Saturn on a dolly with the Jeep. I think that would be
> asking for trouble. And, No I dont thiink I should pull the Jeep with the
> Saturn. I could probably drive the Jeep there if I took it easy.
> Does anyone know how to find those people that are trying to get somewhere
> but have no vehicle, so they drive vehicles that need to be moved cross
> country?
> I dont know what to do.
> Wait a minute, I just figured that it would cost me over $300 in gas to
> drive the Jeep there. And if I pulled the Saturn it would cost probably
> $400 That is figuring about 12 mpg, and thats without pulling a load.
> Maybe $900 isnt that bad.
> I checked caronatruck.com and some others, got about 18 - 20 quotes. Does
> anyone know of anyone cheaper.
> Thanks
> Brad
>
>
may pay for gas or airfare (or both) so you can get your car.
Ghostbuster wrote:
> I am trying to find an inexpensive way to get my Jeep CJ5 from Tulsa to
> Seattle. The cheapest transporter quoted me $900 but I cant aford that. I
> am moving there next month and also have a Saturn sedan, my daily driver to
> get there. I am being moved by my employer, but they dont move my vehicles.
> I dont have anyone to drive the other vehicle. I dont think I should
> attempt to pull my Saturn on a dolly with the Jeep. I think that would be
> asking for trouble. And, No I dont thiink I should pull the Jeep with the
> Saturn. I could probably drive the Jeep there if I took it easy.
> Does anyone know how to find those people that are trying to get somewhere
> but have no vehicle, so they drive vehicles that need to be moved cross
> country?
> I dont know what to do.
> Wait a minute, I just figured that it would cost me over $300 in gas to
> drive the Jeep there. And if I pulled the Saturn it would cost probably
> $400 That is figuring about 12 mpg, and thats without pulling a load.
> Maybe $900 isnt that bad.
> I checked caronatruck.com and some others, got about 18 - 20 quotes. Does
> anyone know of anyone cheaper.
> Thanks
> Brad
>
>
06-15-2004, 09:49 AM
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Re: Need a driver
how much is airfare to fly back? If your employeer is moving you they
may pay for gas or airfare (or both) so you can get your car.
Ghostbuster wrote:
> I am trying to find an inexpensive way to get my Jeep CJ5 from Tulsa to
> Seattle. The cheapest transporter quoted me $900 but I cant aford that. I
> am moving there next month and also have a Saturn sedan, my daily driver to
> get there. I am being moved by my employer, but they dont move my vehicles.
> I dont have anyone to drive the other vehicle. I dont think I should
> attempt to pull my Saturn on a dolly with the Jeep. I think that would be
> asking for trouble. And, No I dont thiink I should pull the Jeep with the
> Saturn. I could probably drive the Jeep there if I took it easy.
> Does anyone know how to find those people that are trying to get somewhere
> but have no vehicle, so they drive vehicles that need to be moved cross
> country?
> I dont know what to do.
> Wait a minute, I just figured that it would cost me over $300 in gas to
> drive the Jeep there. And if I pulled the Saturn it would cost probably
> $400 That is figuring about 12 mpg, and thats without pulling a load.
> Maybe $900 isnt that bad.
> I checked caronatruck.com and some others, got about 18 - 20 quotes. Does
> anyone know of anyone cheaper.
> Thanks
> Brad
>
>
may pay for gas or airfare (or both) so you can get your car.
Ghostbuster wrote:
> I am trying to find an inexpensive way to get my Jeep CJ5 from Tulsa to
> Seattle. The cheapest transporter quoted me $900 but I cant aford that. I
> am moving there next month and also have a Saturn sedan, my daily driver to
> get there. I am being moved by my employer, but they dont move my vehicles.
> I dont have anyone to drive the other vehicle. I dont think I should
> attempt to pull my Saturn on a dolly with the Jeep. I think that would be
> asking for trouble. And, No I dont thiink I should pull the Jeep with the
> Saturn. I could probably drive the Jeep there if I took it easy.
> Does anyone know how to find those people that are trying to get somewhere
> but have no vehicle, so they drive vehicles that need to be moved cross
> country?
> I dont know what to do.
> Wait a minute, I just figured that it would cost me over $300 in gas to
> drive the Jeep there. And if I pulled the Saturn it would cost probably
> $400 That is figuring about 12 mpg, and thats without pulling a load.
> Maybe $900 isnt that bad.
> I checked caronatruck.com and some others, got about 18 - 20 quotes. Does
> anyone know of anyone cheaper.
> Thanks
> Brad
>
>
06-15-2004, 10:13 AM
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Re: Need a driver
try Dependable auto shippers
information on 800 #'s D.A.S.
"Ghostbuster" <brad2004@sbcglobal.net> wrote in message
news:rMtzc.747$rw2.493@newssvr23.news.prodigy.com. ..
> I am trying to find an inexpensive way to get my Jeep CJ5 from Tulsa to
> Seattle. The cheapest transporter quoted me $900 but I cant aford that.
I
> am moving there next month and also have a Saturn sedan, my daily driver
to
> get there. I am being moved by my employer, but they dont move my
vehicles.
> I dont have anyone to drive the other vehicle. I dont think I should
> attempt to pull my Saturn on a dolly with the Jeep. I think that would be
> asking for trouble. And, No I dont thiink I should pull the Jeep with the
> Saturn. I could probably drive the Jeep there if I took it easy.
> Does anyone know how to find those people that are trying to get somewhere
> but have no vehicle, so they drive vehicles that need to be moved cross
> country?
> I dont know what to do.
> Wait a minute, I just figured that it would cost me over $300 in gas to
> drive the Jeep there. And if I pulled the Saturn it would cost probably
> $400 That is figuring about 12 mpg, and thats without pulling a load.
> Maybe $900 isnt that bad.
> I checked caronatruck.com and some others, got about 18 - 20 quotes.
Does
> anyone know of anyone cheaper.
> Thanks
> Brad
>
>
information on 800 #'s D.A.S.
"Ghostbuster" <brad2004@sbcglobal.net> wrote in message
news:rMtzc.747$rw2.493@newssvr23.news.prodigy.com. ..
> I am trying to find an inexpensive way to get my Jeep CJ5 from Tulsa to
> Seattle. The cheapest transporter quoted me $900 but I cant aford that.
I
> am moving there next month and also have a Saturn sedan, my daily driver
to
> get there. I am being moved by my employer, but they dont move my
vehicles.
> I dont have anyone to drive the other vehicle. I dont think I should
> attempt to pull my Saturn on a dolly with the Jeep. I think that would be
> asking for trouble. And, No I dont thiink I should pull the Jeep with the
> Saturn. I could probably drive the Jeep there if I took it easy.
> Does anyone know how to find those people that are trying to get somewhere
> but have no vehicle, so they drive vehicles that need to be moved cross
> country?
> I dont know what to do.
> Wait a minute, I just figured that it would cost me over $300 in gas to
> drive the Jeep there. And if I pulled the Saturn it would cost probably
> $400 That is figuring about 12 mpg, and thats without pulling a load.
> Maybe $900 isnt that bad.
> I checked caronatruck.com and some others, got about 18 - 20 quotes.
Does
> anyone know of anyone cheaper.
> Thanks
> Brad
>
>