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Car transporter - Iceman299 - 30-09-2014
Hi guys,
I plan on buying a car with no tax/mot and need it transporting from Newport, Wales to Walsall in the Midlands.
Anybody know of any cheap companies they've used or anyone on here fancy making a bit of cash?
Thanks
RE: Car transporter - bigcheez2k3 - 30-09-2014
Danny on here, username is something like Danny2009 I think, has a recovery truck I believe.
Car transporter - Razorback_Rob - 30-09-2014
(30-09-2014, 06:10 PM)bigcheez2k3 Wrote: Danny on here, username is something like Danny2009 I think, has a recovery truck I believe.
Only problem is he's from Rotherham. Bit of a trek but he may still.
Why not hire one if you're old enough to hire out? And as long as the transporter you hire plus the car doesn't exceed licence. I know ozonehostile did this with a sprinter derived one.
RE: Car transporter - Seb_Ryan - 30-09-2014
What car is it? Weve only got a smallish car trailor now down the garage and the garage is in newport
RE: Car transporter - Iceman299 - 30-09-2014
Its an old honda prelude. I never thought about hiring one tbh, i'll look into that as well. Thanks
RE: Car transporter - THE_Liam - 30-09-2014
Prelude sounds awesome, pics required. But yeah a transporter is the way to go I reckon
RE: Car transporter - Tom - 30-09-2014
Try anyvan or shiply.
RE: Car transporter - HDIkyle - 30-09-2014
We hired one was £80 a day tho weekend hire
Car transporter - DavidA - 30-09-2014
Transporters don't seem to be common at hire companies. I've hired one a couple of times from a place in Malvern and moved my Rover 400 on it and brought back a 1275GT Mini. It was about £100 and an Iveco based thing.
RE: Car transporter - Iceman299 - 30-09-2014
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/161432224860
This is the prelude, contemplating it as a second car. Depends how much it goes for as i dont have too much spare cash to throw at it especially as i need to get it over from wales.
Thanks again for all the help
RE: Car transporter - Danny2009 - 30-09-2014
Thanks for the recommendation
I've replied to your pm with my contact number I don't come on here any more
RE: Car transporter - NOSE - 30-09-2014
re those BORBET wheels on the Honda? if so, you have a few £££££££'s worth of wheels there fella!
RE: Car transporter - NOSE - 30-09-2014
Are those BORBET wheels on the Honda? if so, you have a few £££££££'s worth of wheels there fella!
Car transporter - Razorback_Rob - 30-09-2014
(30-09-2014, 09:14 PM)DavidA Wrote: Transporters don't seem to be common at hire companies. I've hired one a couple of times from a place in Malvern and moved my Rover 400 on it and brought back a 1275GT Mini. It was about £100 and an Iveco based thing.
Yeah man if you need one near malvern again and the one you had isn't available Owen bros between Hereford and holme lacy have one
RE: Car transporter - Iceman299 - 30-09-2014
(30-09-2014, 10:00 PM)NOSE Wrote: Are those BORBET wheels on the Honda? if so, you have a few £££££££'s worth of wheels there fella!
Have no idea. Decided to leave it, with the transport costs and the car then repairs, it's not really worth it
RE: Car transporter - 306carter - 01-10-2014
Shipley.co.uk is a good shout. I had a T2 Camper brought from Cornwall to Leeds for £190.
RE: Car transporter - nominous - 01-10-2014
TBH it's worth it for the wheels alone.
The old BA luds being 4x100 there is a fair market for those wheels...
They are just not in demand at all so gooduns tend to be cheap anyway.
But with spare parts and good rear arches it would be a very nice car when done.
And the wheels
RE: Car transporter - Toms306 - 01-10-2014
I've used AnyVan 3 times now and can't fault the service tbh. Different guy each time and had no issues, though I guess some aren't so good on there.
RE: Car transporter - Iceman299 - 01-10-2014
(01-10-2014, 02:24 PM)nominous Wrote: TBH it's worth it for the wheels alone.
The old BA luds being 4x100 there is a fair market for those wheels...
They are just not in demand at all so gooduns tend to be cheap anyway.
But with spare parts and good rear arches it would be a very nice car when done.
And the wheels
Yeah it is tempting but it's a gamble as you can't really tell what else might need replacing and if the engine/gearbox are ok. I dont want to spend near on 1k to restore it, i'd rather buy a 1999 celica/mr2 lol