Cheap/good Houston towing

[markt51]

Im moving from the downtown/galleria area to Spring in a few weeks, and need to transport my non running E30 Project to my new house. I looked at uhaul as they used to be decent in price to rent a car transport trailer, but lookes like prices are like $200?!?! wtf.

So my question is: Anyone know of a good non sketchy tow service that wont rape me to tow my car 36 miles? And before you say "get your insurance to tow it" its not on my insurance currently, so thats not an option sadly.

Im afraid if i cant find a tow under $100 im going to have to sell or scrap the e30 since money is already tight for the move and closing on the house.

[htown318is]

if youve got a truck with a tow hitch you can just pull it yourself with a uhaul auto transporter for like 50 a day.. but other than that I dont think there is a cheap option.

[markt51]

if youve got a truck with a tow hitch you can just pull it yourself with a uhaul auto transporter for like 50 a day.. but other than that I dont think there is a cheap option.

Yea like i said, i checked uhaul, but the online quote to rent a auto transporter is $200, which is insane considering i rented one for like $50 a few months ago

[mr.vang]

Look up craigslist. Last time I found a super deal, towed a dead e30 90 miles to my house for $90.

[Vtec?lol]

If you want to sell it I'll buy it!
jk jk

Craigslist is your best bet. Just look under services. You'll definately find someone to do it for gas and a cheeseburger.

[unevolved]

Craigslist is your best bet. Just look under services. You'll definately find someone to do it for gas and a cheeseburger.

[saturnv7890]

picked a non running e30 up in austin brought it back here, $200 out the door from uhaul. If you don't stumble across a good deal on craigslist, it comes down to the fact that anything car related is expensive

[unevolved]

anything car related is expensive

What? How do you figure?