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Car Shipping for Restoration Projects: Moving a Vehicle That Is Not a Car Yet

A restoration project may not run, roll or steer, may be half-disassembled with its value in boxes, and the paperwork may be a bill of sale for something the state stopped registering decades ago. None of that stops it moving.

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The Role of Auto Transport in Film and Television Production

A car arriving a day late is an inconvenience on a house move and a crew of forty standing idle on a shoot. How productions buy certainty.

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Crated, Open or Enclosed: Choosing How a Motorcycle Travels

There are three ways a bike moves and they differ by more than price. Most people default to whichever they hear about first, which is how a commuter ends up crated and a restoration ends up on an open deck. Here is the decision framework.

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How to Ship Concrete Mixers and Cement Pump Trucks

How concrete mixers and cement pump trucks ship: lowboy and RGN trailers, costs from about $2 per mile by weight and route, and the prep checklist that gets the machine there in one piece.

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Flatbed Car Shipping: When Is It the Right Choice?

Most cars move on multi car haulers and that is the cheapest way to do it. A flatbed is a single vehicle solution that earns its higher price in specific situations rather than as a general upgrade. Here is which situations, and which ones it does nothing for.

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Can Dealers Ship Cars? How Dealership Delivery Works and When to Book Your Own

Can dealers ship cars? Yes, usually through a broker and at a markup. How dealership delivery works, what it costs, and when to book your own.

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How to Ship a Car to or from the University of California (UCLA) in Los Angeles, CA

Decided to ship your car to your new university? Read this article to learn more about Ship A Car, a safer, faster, and less expensive option to ship your car hassle-free.

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Car Shipping for Charities and Donated Vehicles

Ask the donor three questions, not one: does it roll, does it steer, do the brakes release. Those answers decide the equipment.

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The Busiest Car Shipping Lanes, and Why They Are Busy

Vehicle transport volume concentrates on a handful of corridors, each busy for an identifiable reason. Which reason applies to your route tells you more about what you will pay than any general advice about distance.

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Car Shipping in Extreme Weather Conditions

Weather almost never cancels a car shipment and routinely moves one. What it really does is widen the arrival window, so build slack in rather than expecting a date.

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The Connection between Auto Transport and the Automotive Industry

The auto transport industry is the circulatory system of the automotive world: factory to port to dealer to driveway. How the two industries interlock.

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Pickup Trucks With the Most Reported Problems, and How to Check One Yourself

No pickup is reliable or unreliable as a whole. Specific engines, transmissions and model years are. Here are the problem patterns that generate the most complaints, which trucks they attach to, and how to check the exact truck in front of you.

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New Jersey Heavy Equipment Shipping

New Jersey is the most congested state in the country, and that rather than distance is what makes heavy haul here difficult.

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Virginia Heavy Equipment Shipping

Heavy equipment shipping in Virginia: interstate and port access, VDOT oversize permit rules, escort requirements, and trailer selection.

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