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sfc89
 Post subject: Transporting a MINI
PostPosted: Sat Mar 08, 2008 11:56 am 
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Hi all,

Im hoping someone has had some experience in this field and can give me an idea or cost or how i can go about doing it?

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jasonf
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Hi sfc89....

Plenty of vehicle transporters around....but you would get better info if we knew a point of origin and a destination
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sports850
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As Jason said , where from and where too , but also is it running and drivable as a lot won't touch non runners .

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sfc89
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Oops i was typing so fast i forgot to put in where to its going from QLD Brisbane to NSW Sydney
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I just had one delivered from Adelaide to Sydney for $550, but that was organised through Steve at Brickworx racing.
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jasonf
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I had one delivered from Sydney to Coffs and by memory it was around the $400 mark....so would guess you would be looking around the $600 to $800 mark
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Ceva logistics, I bought a couple of moke s down around $450 -$550.
depo to depo is around the $450
door to door is $550
thery are great service and can't fault them.
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Gerard
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I drove one the distance once - $60 in fuel ..... o plus plane fairs to get there :)
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In late april/early may i will need my clubby transported from my current house to the house i will be moving to. Its not roadworthy and doesnt start at the moment so i need to put it either on a trailer or a tray truck. Currently in Doncaster, VIC....moving to south caulfield.

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Davo111
 Post subject: Cheap TOW costs
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Join the RACV, Top membership, $175 per year, and when the time comes tell tham that it broke down and you want it towed back to your new address, tow fee is covered by membership and you get exclusive vehicle coverage for the rest of the year, what more do you need....
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Lazzz
 Post subject: Re: Cheap TOW costs
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Davo111 wrote:
Join the RACV, Top membership, $175 per year, and when the time comes tell tham that it broke down and you want it towed back to your new address, tow fee is covered by membership and you get exclusive vehicle coverage for the rest of the year, what more do you need....


hehe thanks...PM received. :wink:
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