MidnightDuramax
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Im looking for shippers in Alaska to ship a vehicle to NJ. Does anyone have some recommendations or any shippers they have successfully used?
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Derrickl112
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LOL be sure to let us know what your shipping quote is!
ralbelt
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This ought to be good.
Derrickl112
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i know its was 2500 to get my wrecker transported 1100 miles. how far is it to AK? 6000 or 7000 miles? $10,000 in shipping????
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What truck is in AK thats not availible CONUS?
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I have a Uncle and Aunt that live outside of Anchorage that might let you fly it over there and sit until you can afford to pick it up..
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$1500 just to ship a towbar on a pallet.
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I say a couple of Oshkosh wt2206 snow blowers go a week or 2 back on GL. One closed at 3100 and the other 5ish, I suppose at those numbers, given they both where operational, a guy could make that work. What sayith you
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For vehicle shipping, I'd talk to Carlile http://www.carlile.biz; they are the most common commercial vehicle shipper up here. Then you get into barging quotes with the different companies if you don't want it on the road all the way.
I will guarantee you this; it will be cheaper to drive it yourself then to ship it. Expect quotes of a minimum of $0.75 per mile! Barges are approximately $0.50 per pound and up.
Those snow blowers were nice, but beat up extremely hard. One I looked at was operational for the blower, but the primary vehicle was missing its transmission.
EDIT - Was talking with a co-worker and her husband that does some limited OTR trucking within AK. He also suggested contacting Lynden as they also have a barge service. They do quotes on their webpage.
HTH
I will guarantee you this; it will be cheaper to drive it yourself then to ship it. Expect quotes of a minimum of $0.75 per mile! Barges are approximately $0.50 per pound and up.
Those snow blowers were nice, but beat up extremely hard. One I looked at was operational for the blower, but the primary vehicle was missing its transmission.
EDIT - Was talking with a co-worker and her husband that does some limited OTR trucking within AK. He also suggested contacting Lynden as they also have a barge service. They do quotes on their webpage.
HTH
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