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Car transportation
Posted: Wed Feb 04, 15 9:10 am
by GJUK
Hi all,
Is there anyone on here that can moves members cars on a trailer with all the right insurance in case the worst happens?
Looking for a quote to move a 68 Dart from Nottingham to Crewe area.
Thanking you.
Jon
Posted: Wed Feb 04, 15 11:22 am
by Steve
I spoke to Jon Connolly recently as he is our resident car mover but he is out of the game at the moment unfortunately.
I use Beeches Recovery here in Brum and they do country wide stuff. Give them a bell on 0121 344 4644 for a quote. They do loads of yank stuff and if they cant help, they might be able to recommend someone local to you.
They charged me £144 to collect my Fury from Northampton back to Solihull.
Cheers Steve
Posted: Wed Feb 04, 15 1:06 pm
by Turnip
I have used these guys, very good and helpful.
http://www.wemoveyourcar.com/
01277 366584
Posted: Wed Feb 04, 15 1:31 pm
by Dave81
Steve wrote:I spoke to Jon Connolly recently as he is our resident car mover but he is out of the game at the moment unfortunately.
I use Beeches Recovery here in Brum and they do country wide stuff. Give them a bell on 0121 344 4644 for a quote. They do loads of yank stuff and if they cant help, they might be able to recommend someone local to you.
They charged me £144 to collect my Fury from Northampton back to Solihull.
Cheers Steve
On Steve's recommendation I used them too!
£106 for 11 miles when I moved last Feb.........Its more the time than the distance as proved by Steve's quote (differential in price).
You also get to choose covered, or uncovered......I went for the latter and its was a typical AA style car loader!
No complaints from me. Guy dropped it then helped me Bananarama! into the garage (was off the road at the time)!
I'd recommend them, plus they give you an instant phone quote!!!!
Posted: Thu Feb 05, 15 6:52 pm
by GJUK
thanks chaps
Posted: Thu Feb 05, 15 7:39 pm
by lough3969
I rented a recovery truck myself to pick up the Dart from the docks... Mind you I have no idea what the insurance deal was.... But I drove REALLY slowly.
truck was only £120
Posted: Thu Feb 05, 15 7:42 pm
by lough3969
Posted: Thu Feb 05, 15 7:55 pm
by Steve
Posted: Thu Feb 05, 15 8:11 pm
by lough3969
The plus side is that you get to lash the car on... So I was less worried about it coming loose... More about the fact that it only just squeezed on to the platform
Posted: Thu Feb 05, 15 8:28 pm
by Mossy68
Steve's gonna need an HGV to pick his new toy up !!
Posted: Thu Feb 05, 15 8:46 pm
by Steve
Yeah...the old C bodies sure fill the bed on the Beeches transporter
Posted: Thu Feb 05, 15 9:41 pm
by Mossy68
Posted: Fri Mar 13, 15 9:17 pm
by ScottyDave
Steve wrote:Yeah...the old C bodies sure fill the bed on the Beeches transporter
Good chance I built that transporter 😊 Worked at Dysons 14yrs building them till I fancied a change last year.
