I'm considering purchasing an E30 in Phoenix that doesn't run, which means I'll have to ship it. Anyone know which shipper is the cheapest and what the estimated cost would be? I don't need it covered or anything like that, an open car hauler would be fine.
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I can't tell yo for sure, but I think around $400-500 from what I've heard.sigpic -
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Cheapest way is to borrow a truck and trailer from a friend, if you have one. But even gas food and lodging is going to cost around 450-500. Even if you slept in the truck it's still going to cost 300.00 or so at least.
I just called these guys and they quoted me about 1100.00.
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I paid $975 to have my m3 shipped from TX to Cali.
The only places I found that had cheaper rates had very bad reviews.
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you pay for what you get.PNW Crew
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Grab a buddy's truck, rent a trailer, & make a weekend of it if you have time.
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autobahn transport Maryland to my front door, enclosed trailier and continous 24hr updates $800Comment
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