Flatbed delivery costs from Edinburgh to Southampton???

[CY88]

Can anyone please give me a rough idea of the likely transportation cost of a small car on a flatbed between Edinburgh & southampton??

Cheers.

[Vixpy1]

I'm going to go with 'Alot'

[LHD]

CY88 said:

Can anyone please give me a rough idea of the likely transportation cost of a small car on a flatbed between Edinburgh & southampton??

Cheers.

About £400ish.

[Vixpy1]

Or you could get the 'LHD/Vixpy1' Transport service to do it.

What will happen is LHD will go an look at the car, then Vixpy1 will pick it up and drive to Southampton, except he will break down in Sheffield, and the AA will take it the rest of the way

[Piepiepie]

http://www.shiply.com/

[Marquis Rex]

I got a quote a few weeks ago to move my Challenger from California to Chicago, one place wanted $3000, the other said $2800

I said screw you both and took my Dodge Ram with flatbed, took a week off work to bring it back myself.

[HereBeMonsters]

If you pay, I'll take a flight up, pop in to my Great Aunt Martha in Inverkeithing for lunch, then drive it back down.

[XJSJohn]

sod the cost ... what ya buying


excavator's for that bunker in the garden ??!

[frosted]

LHD said:

About £400ish.

That's for mates rates , I think more like 800

[Stu R]

Cost me £350 to get a car from durham to hastings, so I'd guess around £500.

[mat13]

If i fetch it on my trailer do i get a guided tour of the bunker?

[MJK 24]

http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/945067.htm

I'd be happy to quote if you feel we would be able to assist.

[CY88]

Thanks for the pointers. I ended up flying up and driving back yesterday - 7.5 hours straight

XJSJohn said:

sod the cost ... what ya buying

More german inspired stuff!... a Speedster replica

[cptsideways]

Piepiepie said:

http://www.shiply.com/

+1

[XJSJohn]

CY88 said:

XJSJohn said:

sod the cost ... what ya buying

More german inspired stuff!... a Speedster replica

[twazzock]

CY88 said:

Thanks for the pointers. I ended up flying up and driving back yesterday - 7.5 hours straight

XJSJohn said:

sod the cost ... what ya buying

More german inspired stuff!... a Speedster replica

A much more fun way of shifting a car, nice one!

With shiply you tend to get an initial offer of £1 a mile all in (so if the car is 200 miles from delivery point it'll cost you roughly £200, dropping from there if the courier happens to have a job in that area and can offer you a cheap rate. Only thing is Shiply will block messages offering direct contact with the courier, so you need to work out a way of getting in contact).