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Keystone_Hate · 02-12-2018, 07:03 PM

I say road trip it, rent a uhaul and tow it back. That way, like you said, you can get hands on the truck and see if it's as advertised. If not, youre only out the gas money, and you got a sweet road trip with some warm weather in NM. If the truck is good, you will probably save a bunch opposed to having a shipper do it and it's in your hands, avoiding all the possible questionable shippers.

This is all dependent on if you have the time of course. Probably looking at 7-8 days barring any interference from mother nature.

02-12-2018, 07:03 PM	#14
Keystone_Hate Registered User Join Date: Apr 2017 Location: Colorado Springs Posts: 129	Re: Auto transport service I say road trip it, rent a uhaul and tow it back. That way, like you said, you can get hands on the truck and see if it's as advertised. If not, youre only out the gas money, and you got a sweet road trip with some warm weather in NM. If the truck is good, you will probably save a bunch opposed to having a shipper do it and it's in your hands, avoiding all the possible questionable shippers. This is all dependent on if you have the time of course. Probably looking at 7-8 days barring any interference from mother nature.