[Shotimes] Re: Vehicle Relocation Service (Anyone?)
Donald Mallinson
dmall@mwonline.net
Wed, 20 Aug 2003 22:22:32 -0500
Check Hemmings Motor News (they have a web site now) they
have a section for transportation companies. Also, the
weekly "Old Car Weekly" newspaper is a good place to look.
Once when I was going to the east coast deadheading out with
an empty trailer to bring back some family furniture and a
car from a relative of my wife's going into a retirement
home, I advertised in Old Cars Weekly. Got a 58 Buick going
from Chicago to Ohio, then an old Caddy going from Ohio to
Penn. Helped pay for the gas on the entire trip, but was a
hastle!
Don Mallinson
dean james wrote:
> There used to be companies that did this. I think they would charge a
> fee, find a person off the street who needed cheap transportation across
> country, and give them your car to drive.
>
> The reason I remembered this is that recently I read Yates book about
> the "Cannonball Baker Sea to Shining Sea Trophy Dash", and several of
> the entries used one of these vehicle relocation services as sources for
> "race" vehicles. I think the vehicles made it to their destinations
> very much quicker than the service had planned on.
>
> One of the drivers said that the owner of the vehicle he drove had
> stipulated that it not be driven at night and it not be driven above the
> speed limit. The driver said that before leaving NY he had broken both
> of these stipulations.
>
>> Anybody know of any Cheap economic vehicle relocation service?
>
>
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