

| Subject: | Re: Transporting a vehicle cross-country |
| From: | Racer X |
| Date: | Wed, 16 Sep 1998 15:43:32 -0500 |
I've been through that.... Broke down in the Redwoods of CA. years ago. Overheating and I was clueless to Vanagon repair at the time, so I'm a little bit embarrassed to flippin' out about it and probably paying too much. Anyway...I was also flat broke, so I let a friend keep it until I was able to raise the $750 or so to transport it here to Houston. I just checked the yellow pages under something like Moving or so? Yeah...I'm sure I walked right into it. My only advice is to be sure that it's not less expensive to fix it...and drive it. A good cross country trip in a Vanagon is worth it's weight in gold even if you run into problems! Each trip is an adventure for sure. Jim Fritz wrote: > List members, > I'm relatively new to the list and a Westy Wannabe. I'm looking > everywhere for a 89-91 Westy, road ready, with auto trans and AC. I'm > looking outside of the midwest "salt belt" to try to find a Westy that > hasn't already started to rust so this requires me to either: #1 fly > to the Westy and drive it back or #2 have it shipped to me (in Iowa). > I've never tried shipping a vehicle and don't have a clue where to > start. Your help would be appreciated. > P.S. If you know of a "choice" vehicle FS like I described please give > a holler! TIA > Jim > '91 Passat GL wagon > '66 restored beetle > jfritz@decorah.k12.ia.us > [text/html]
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