Recent content by ronn

you say you want a hot rod- might want to try HAMB

the key word previously- it changes every week at this point.

why I just use snyders at this point. theyve always been the quickest, most efficient and thorough of all the vendors Ive used over the yrs.

easier said then done Jeff. if you dont use transporters often- how the heck do you know whos good or bad? secondly the costs have become ridiculous, so if buying a car and shipping, try to buy local. 3-4k to send a car across the US is nutz unless you have a 50k car. most model As are NOT that.

unfortunately the tariff schedule changes every week, so you have no idea what you are paying or recving.

nk same with a friend of ours. he pulled his tractor into a station, didnt turn it off and burnt the whole place down!

do yourself a favor and put insurance on your cars, before they ship. the carriers are not always upright.

I agree with oldblu- you have shrinkage, much like costanza on seinfeld!

open transport will save about 40%. expect around 2500 plus. much easier to just buy a car local. there are plenty of them. 14 yrs ago I shipped a phaeton Cali to NJ and the bill was 900. I used the likes of Montco where they bid for your business.

first- decide your budget and then pick a model you would enjoy. while being cautionary, dont drive yourself nutz to the point of not buying anything. If you are too critical, you wont buy a car at all. I know of someone who has been looking for a particular model for over a dozen yrs and has...

Only selling one of the two- a 30 model 68b and a 30 68c. 13k and 20k the b is an older restoration in yellow and the c is very original with newer interior. Both are in fine shape. Neither has been started in about a yr. Only selling one............your pick rdz69@aol.com in nj 30...

easier to just buy one for 50. but to each his own

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you might try Amish top bows. reasonable and come in 2" increments.............