RE: IML:Anyone ever use North American Auto Transport?

If the car is “really nice,” IMO your best bet is to go enclosed carrier if it has any collectible value what so ever. If you’re shipping a Honda, I wouldn’t care, but if you shipping a “really nice” 50’s or 60’s Imp, go enclosed and wait as long as it takes for a reputable shipper. I’ve used Exotic a few times and in each instance, they did what they said when they promised. Couldn’t be happier with the service. They run an enclosed truck from So Cal to the east coast at least once a week.

http://www.exoticcartransport.com/

Javier

Former owner of
66 Imp Shriners Convertible
65 300 Convertible
Currently in the market for 68 Convertible

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Subject: Re: IML:Anyone ever use North American Auto Transport?

Im trying to get a nice car shipped open carrier from San Diego to Nj .. one shipper cant pick it up for 2 weeks. So I spoke to these guys and they can get it next week.. have no idea how to look into their reputation or where there might be hidden fees? Any help is appreciated..