[merc1973]

Has anyone used a car transport company to ship their cougar? I need to get mine from Detroit area down to western Maryland. I dont think my Jeep grand cherokee is up for the task. Any recommendations?

 

[CatsRock]

Not to be evasive, but like everything else it all comes down to time and money. Are you ok with an open trailer, sometimes you can them for a couple of hundred bucks but on the other side of the coin an enclosed trailer will run you more and if you pick one of the antique/classic carriers the price goes up. Plus with some of the carriers you will want them to have a full load to lower your price and then you have to wait on their delivery schedule. Somehow I just relaized I probably posted the obvios :smoke:

 

[69428SCJ]

I've used a couple different shipping companies for different cars of mine. I used www.uship.com, and it was pretty simple to choose because multiple carriers will bid for you business. I'm a big fan of the site, so for forth and get good shipping quotes!

 

[Four-55]

I second uship that way pick who you want if you can wait sometime Soyuz can pick up a single or dual car hauler and those to me always seem to work the best vs the 18 wheeler with 6 cars...

 

[mzqj6r]

Jenny and I also used uship to get two cars down here in one shipment. It worked really well.

 

[2720r]

I've used many services, but would recommend a "Name Brand" and would definitely stay away from DAS. I had a huge problem when they damaged my car and refused to pay for it.