Coasty wrote:
> Well, my son has been transferred to the left coast to Longview Washington
> from Ft. Drum NY with the wife and kids. He is going to be the Army
> Recruiter for the area. After 14 months in Iraq and before that he was in
> Kosovo for 18 months. He is not too thrilled about being a recruiter but I
> told him 3 years home with the family and not dodging bullets it looks good
> to me, he smiled and said that puts things in perspective.
>
> Anyway he left his 97 TJ here in Maryland and wants to have it shipped out
> when he gets settled. Can any one recommend an auto shipper that they have
> used or have experience with.
>
> Coasty
>
>
In the distant past I moved vehicles around the country with
http://www.autodriveaway.com/
I had good service and they always did what they said they would do.
That may not be the same today.

Rick

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Coasty wrote:
> Well, my son has been transferred to the left coast to Longview Washington
> from Ft. Drum NY with the wife and kids. He is going to be the Army
> Recruiter for the area. After 14 months in Iraq and before that he was in
> Kosovo for 18 months. He is not too thrilled about being a recruiter but I
> told him 3 years home with the family and not dodging bullets it looks good
> to me, he smiled and said that puts things in perspective.
>
> Anyway he left his 97 TJ here in Maryland and wants to have it shipped out
> when he gets settled. Can any one recommend an auto shipper that they have
> used or have experience with.
>
> Coasty
>
>
In the distant past I moved vehicles around the country with
http://www.autodriveaway.com/
I had good service and they always did what they said they would do.
That may not be the same today.

Rick

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Heh. Did you ever watch the 1970s movie _Vanishing Point_?



Steve Foley wrote:
> An alternative is Auto Driveaway (do a google search). Someone who wants to
> get to the destintation drives it there for you. I don't know the cost, but
> I think it's less than putting it on a truck. One bad part is you're getting
> a few thousand miles on your car.
>
> The obvious drawback is letting a stranger drive your car.
>
>
> "Coasty" <uscg_ret at comcast dot net> wrote in message
> news:3K2dnc4elaSNelXeRVn-uA@comcast.com...
>
>>Well, my son has been transferred to the left coast to Longview Washington
>>from Ft. Drum NY with the wife and kids. He is going to be the Army
>>Recruiter for the area. After 14 months in Iraq and before that he was in
>>Kosovo for 18 months. He is not too thrilled about being a recruiter but
>
> I
>
>>told him 3 years home with the family and not dodging bullets it looks
>
> good
>
>>to me, he smiled and said that puts things in perspective.
>>
>>Anyway he left his 97 TJ here in Maryland and wants to have it shipped out
>>when he gets settled. Can any one recommend an auto shipper that they
>
> have
>
>>used or have experience with.
>>
>>Coasty
>>
>>
>
>
>

 

Heh. Did you ever watch the 1970s movie _Vanishing Point_?



Steve Foley wrote:
> An alternative is Auto Driveaway (do a google search). Someone who wants to
> get to the destintation drives it there for you. I don't know the cost, but
> I think it's less than putting it on a truck. One bad part is you're getting
> a few thousand miles on your car.
>
> The obvious drawback is letting a stranger drive your car.
>
>
> "Coasty" <uscg_ret at comcast dot net> wrote in message
> news:3K2dnc4elaSNelXeRVn-uA@comcast.com...
>
>>Well, my son has been transferred to the left coast to Longview Washington
>>from Ft. Drum NY with the wife and kids. He is going to be the Army
>>Recruiter for the area. After 14 months in Iraq and before that he was in
>>Kosovo for 18 months. He is not too thrilled about being a recruiter but
>
> I
>
>>told him 3 years home with the family and not dodging bullets it looks
>
> good
>
>>to me, he smiled and said that puts things in perspective.
>>
>>Anyway he left his 97 TJ here in Maryland and wants to have it shipped out
>>when he gets settled. Can any one recommend an auto shipper that they
>
> have
>
>>used or have experience with.
>>
>>Coasty
>>
>>
>
>
>

 

Heh. Did you ever watch the 1970s movie _Vanishing Point_?



Steve Foley wrote:
> An alternative is Auto Driveaway (do a google search). Someone who wants to
> get to the destintation drives it there for you. I don't know the cost, but
> I think it's less than putting it on a truck. One bad part is you're getting
> a few thousand miles on your car.
>
> The obvious drawback is letting a stranger drive your car.
>
>
> "Coasty" <uscg_ret at comcast dot net> wrote in message
> news:3K2dnc4elaSNelXeRVn-uA@comcast.com...
>
>>Well, my son has been transferred to the left coast to Longview Washington
>>from Ft. Drum NY with the wife and kids. He is going to be the Army
>>Recruiter for the area. After 14 months in Iraq and before that he was in
>>Kosovo for 18 months. He is not too thrilled about being a recruiter but
>
> I
>
>>told him 3 years home with the family and not dodging bullets it looks
>
> good
>
>>to me, he smiled and said that puts things in perspective.
>>
>>Anyway he left his 97 TJ here in Maryland and wants to have it shipped out
>>when he gets settled. Can any one recommend an auto shipper that they
>
> have
>
>>used or have experience with.
>>
>>Coasty
>>
>>
>
>
>

 

Lee Ayrton wrote:
> Heh. Did you ever watch the 1970s movie _Vanishing Point_?
>
>
>
> Steve Foley wrote:
>> An alternative is Auto Driveaway (do a google search). Someone who
>> wants to
>> get to the destintation drives it there for you. I don't know the
>> cost, but
>> I think it's less than putting it on a truck. One bad part is you're
>> getting
>> a few thousand miles on your car.
>>
>> The obvious drawback is letting a stranger drive your car.
>>
>>
Substitute a Jeep for Barry Neumans '70 Challenger and it would have
been a short movie. No race , no wreck.... no point.

--
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Lee Ayrton wrote:
> Heh. Did you ever watch the 1970s movie _Vanishing Point_?
>
>
>
> Steve Foley wrote:
>> An alternative is Auto Driveaway (do a google search). Someone who
>> wants to
>> get to the destintation drives it there for you. I don't know the
>> cost, but
>> I think it's less than putting it on a truck. One bad part is you're
>> getting
>> a few thousand miles on your car.
>>
>> The obvious drawback is letting a stranger drive your car.
>>
>>
Substitute a Jeep for Barry Neumans '70 Challenger and it would have
been a short movie. No race , no wreck.... no point.

--
FRH

 

Lee Ayrton wrote:
> Heh. Did you ever watch the 1970s movie _Vanishing Point_?
>
>
>
> Steve Foley wrote:
>> An alternative is Auto Driveaway (do a google search). Someone who
>> wants to
>> get to the destintation drives it there for you. I don't know the
>> cost, but
>> I think it's less than putting it on a truck. One bad part is you're
>> getting
>> a few thousand miles on your car.
>>
>> The obvious drawback is letting a stranger drive your car.
>>
>>
Substitute a Jeep for Barry Neumans '70 Challenger and it would have
been a short movie. No race , no wreck.... no point.

--
FRH

 

Is that the one where he T-bones a bulldozer at the end?

"Lee Ayrton" <layrton@panix.com> wrote in message
news:dqga64$1s8$1@reader2.panix.com...
> Heh. Did you ever watch the 1970s movie _Vanishing Point_?
>
>
>
> Steve Foley wrote:
>> An alternative is Auto Driveaway (do a google search). Someone who wants
>> to
>> get to the destintation drives it there for you. I don't know the cost,
>> but
>> I think it's less than putting it on a truck. One bad part is you're
>> getting
>> a few thousand miles on your car.
>>
>> The obvious drawback is letting a stranger drive your car.
>>
>>
>> "Coasty" <uscg_ret at comcast dot net> wrote in message
>> news:3K2dnc4elaSNelXeRVn-uA@comcast.com...
>>
>>>Well, my son has been transferred to the left coast to Longview
>>>Washington
>>>from Ft. Drum NY with the wife and kids. He is going to be the Army
>>>Recruiter for the area. After 14 months in Iraq and before that he was
>>>in
>>>Kosovo for 18 months. He is not too thrilled about being a recruiter but
>>
>> I
>>
>>>told him 3 years home with the family and not dodging bullets it looks
>>
>> good
>>
>>>to me, he smiled and said that puts things in perspective.
>>>
>>>Anyway he left his 97 TJ here in Maryland and wants to have it shipped
>>>out
>>>when he gets settled. Can any one recommend an auto shipper that they
>>
>> have
>>
>>>used or have experience with.
>>>
>>>Coasty
>>>
>>>
>>
>>

 

Is that the one where he T-bones a bulldozer at the end?

"Lee Ayrton" <layrton@panix.com> wrote in message
news:dqga64$1s8$1@reader2.panix.com...
> Heh. Did you ever watch the 1970s movie _Vanishing Point_?
>
>
>
> Steve Foley wrote:
>> An alternative is Auto Driveaway (do a google search). Someone who wants
>> to
>> get to the destintation drives it there for you. I don't know the cost,
>> but
>> I think it's less than putting it on a truck. One bad part is you're
>> getting
>> a few thousand miles on your car.
>>
>> The obvious drawback is letting a stranger drive your car.
>>
>>
>> "Coasty" <uscg_ret at comcast dot net> wrote in message
>> news:3K2dnc4elaSNelXeRVn-uA@comcast.com...
>>
>>>Well, my son has been transferred to the left coast to Longview
>>>Washington
>>>from Ft. Drum NY with the wife and kids. He is going to be the Army
>>>Recruiter for the area. After 14 months in Iraq and before that he was
>>>in
>>>Kosovo for 18 months. He is not too thrilled about being a recruiter but
>>
>> I
>>
>>>told him 3 years home with the family and not dodging bullets it looks
>>
>> good
>>
>>>to me, he smiled and said that puts things in perspective.
>>>
>>>Anyway he left his 97 TJ here in Maryland and wants to have it shipped
>>>out
>>>when he gets settled. Can any one recommend an auto shipper that they
>>
>> have
>>
>>>used or have experience with.
>>>
>>>Coasty
>>>
>>>
>>
>>