Has anyone driven, or shipped their car, coast to coast?

[feelosofer]

Not quite coast to coast but from North to South. It's worth it, imo. Most established vehicle transports are insured etc. Sometimes peace of mind and the time and trouble you save may supercede the money you spend. But of course it's up to you.

 

[Jayou Ayen]

@murksiderock
Since you'll be going back east after the summer, are you planning to do the same thing?
Maybe ship one way and drive the other, cause spending around $3k is not the move.

A lot of.people in Cali have more than one car, none of your boys have a spare?
Kick them down some cash, and be careful as fukk with their ride.



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[murksiderock]

@murksiderock
Since you'll be going back east after the summer, are you planning to do the same thing?
Maybe ship one way and drive the other, cause spending around $3k is not the move.

A lot of.people in Cali have more than one car, none of your boys have a spare?
Kick them down some cash, and be careful as fukk with their ride.



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I'm sure I could get someone to drop me something, my pops I think would be willing. Off habit I just like getting my own shyt but that is an option...

And yeah having to do it again in the fall, is something I'm open to, though if I can save money thru the other option I will...

 

[O.T.I.S.]

How long did it take to arrive and who did you ship with?

Oh yeah

It took only 2 weeks each car and that was all the way over there. They do move fast, just understand that insurance and watch for damages. It could’ve been just my area though because they are trash at delivering anything.

So I offset-ed shipping my cars off and by the time I got in my new town my car was already here a week later.

It would be even faster for you probably. But I do like the roadtrip idea. If your car is in good condition it could be cool to take your time and take in the sights.