Folks Of Interest who would you recommend to haul your car?

Anyone had your car hauled by a professional car carrier from So Cal to out of state and was pleased? I might have my car sold and the person would want it hauled to some where in Washington state. Any recommendations whould be helpful. Thank you. Exterminator

 

If was worth that persons while I’d think use that company that advertise on Barret-Jackson or on Wayne Cabrini.

 

Last year I used Reliable to haul my 40 Ford coupe from LA to Nebraska. Couldn't have been happier. The couple that hauled the car were very professional and took good care of my car.

 

I’ve been very happy with Reliable

I had a customer that always used Wagoners. They seemed good too

 

Just looking at the row of Reliable rigs at Pebble Beach and the cars they were hauling tells me they are the company to use. Bob

 

Bill's Auto Works

 

Had my hauled from AZ to CA in a secure enclosed. The top windshield mold went missing in transit

 

BILLS AUTO WORKS

 

Check the HAMB'odex. Ben D was a a reputable name that came up quite a bit.

 

Benn D or Bill's autoworks

 

Used Reliable Carriers, Florida to Pennsylvania. Completely satisfied both times. Great company, and they have Great people.


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https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum...nsport-june-10th.1143207/page-3#post-13616683

 

Another vote for Bill's Auto Works.You will know who is hauling your car and you will not be disappointed

 

OP is looking for West Coast Transport

 

Bill and Racinman get west in the summer. I've used both and they are good guys

 

I see Reliable running the coast here now and again I'd try them of the Hamb guys couldn't make it, I hung with a couple of them in Pebble beach a couple years ago, good guys.

 

Bill's Auto Works

 

I've tried using the "Biggies" in the past. The trouble with them is that they want to run coast to coast "in the lane" (interstate) with a full load and don't want to leave the "lane"
Operating in and especially out of the lane is where the smaller operators like Bill's Auto Works really shine.

 

The OP stated "Somewhere in Washington state" covers a lot of territory. A "big" hauler probably won't be interested in a small population area. You'll need to be more specific

 

Bills Auto Works. Have only heard good things about him.

 

Thanks everyone

 

Are you selling transport too ?

Most Buyers think with their wallet.

Offer to store the car until a prospective buyer can arrange transport.


Jim

 

When working at Barrett-Jackson, I only ever recommended Reliable Carriers. I’ve used them to haul all my personal cars, too. Never had an issue; they are so good that they have the contract with Multimatic to deliver all the Ford GTs. Porsche uses them, too.


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^^^ someone that knows a lot about shipping, buying & selling

 

Durango is hundreds of miles from major highways...yet Reliable is my go to for shipping. Last car I shipped was a project car that did not run going to Florida. Reliable did a great job.

 

That's good to know. But, all things being equal, I would prefer to go with a "small" guy I could meet, and support, and who would be the person transporting my car. And a non-running project is a bit different than a GT40-unless the project is a Duesenberg SJ.

 

Hello Gents, I used Bills Auto Works/ Transport - AAAAAA+++++++ a real good old scholl type gent- honest and professional -- was worth the money ; very satisfied and so was the seller as told to me.
Thanks Bill ! My 1969 Merc. Cyclone Project came safe n sound. Best Regards, Mark in Rochester NY.

 

@BenD is my go to

 

Thanks Mark,

It was great meeting you & I was happy to deliver your car to you! Just so everyone knows, the picture Mark posted is NOT my trailer! I believe that is the sellers trailer. This is how I delivered to him.

God Bless
Bill
https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum...ar-transport-hauling-open-or-enclosed.614419/

 

Thanks for your post, for a moment I did think you had an open trailer for cheaper rates. Got to protect your reputation, glad to spotted that first thing. Bob