View Full Version : transporting a vehicle from Ontario
johny5
June 22nd, 2007, 01:35 am
anyone have any suggestions or experance with doing this .
i cant drive out there to pick it up.
was wonder if any one knew someone that hauls
Yota_Jay
June 22nd, 2007, 03:39 am
I once heard you can get a car shipped across the country on a cargo train.
Not really sure if its true.
axldrgn
June 22nd, 2007, 05:40 am
yes its true you can ship it by train. it cost me $1500 to have my pu shipped from bc to toronto. cant remember the name of the company, sorry
eric-the-red
June 22nd, 2007, 07:56 am
My wife used this place when she moved out to BC. Can't remember how much it was, and it was 12 years ago so the price has probably gone up since then anyway. They do have a spot on the site for online shipping quotes.
http://www.searail.ca/
Tmax
June 22nd, 2007, 09:03 am
yap use rail sevice. there are many diffrent companies so shop around for a good price.
johny5
June 22nd, 2007, 10:00 am
i should have mentioned that it dosent run, thanks for the train seggestions , but they wont take it not running:cwm36:
jeepinwhores
June 25th, 2007, 11:20 am
Yes they will. I used searail to ship my Jeep from Surrey to Edmonton last year. It was running but the ass hats that work there managed to break my clutch linkage. I told them how to fix it then they flooded it and must not know how to start a carbeurated vehicle because they started swapping wires under the hood when it wouldn't start. Who does that, why would they think to start f***ing up my wiring? Then they tried to charge me an extra $300 because it was now a non-runner. Aaaarggghh, I'm getting angry just thinking about it again and it was a year ago! Anyway, calm.....rant off. If its a non runner they have to ship it by truck. Not sure if they do cross canada truck runs though.
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