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Paul from PA

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I just had a car hauled from Colorado to PA last week. Car was picked up Wednesday and delivered Friday evening It was a non op and the price was $700 plus a $50 fee to the broker, which I thought was reasonable. The car was placed for availability on Friday December 28th thru the broker.the date I told her it would be ready. By Wednesday it was enroute. Peggy the gal I talked to works out of her home and this is one of a few business's she runs, I was quite pleased with the time frame and communication thru-out. I found her thru a friend of mine who said they were highly recomended on a Ford site. The car I had hauled in was a 1957 Chevy 210 wagon.

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Guest 65gs76limited

Door to door for a in-op for 700.00 is cheap.Sounds like very good service time frame wise also. I'm thinking this was opened transport? You should post the contact info. Tom

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The trucking company was out of Colorado, Rick Bedow Trucking 814-566-7020. He had seven vehicles and was in a semi, open trailer. All from Colorado heading east. The trucker worked for the company and even offered to help load the wagon on my trailer. In addition to what I bought he had on board a 1950 Chevy panel truck, 1956 Ford pick-up,1930 Model AA truck with wooden bed, newer Land Rover and a Porshe Convertible. The trucks were loaded on top and it was a sight to see.

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