Transport help of a non-runing car.
 

I just bought a non-running 1941 Ford in South Carolina this week and am looking for help in transporting it to Colorado. Does anyone know of an honest and reasonable outfit or individual who could transport this vehicle in an enclosed trailer? I am not under any time crunch and neither is the seller. I would appreciate any suggestions or help.
Robert 970-319-5955 or [email protected]

Re: Transport help of a non-runing car.
 

I've used Sweet Spot Transport a few times to bring non running cars from out West to North Carolina and was well pleased with their service
Tell us more about this '41. I recently bought a couple of non running '41's .

Re: Transport help of a non-runing car.
 

At least two guys on the Ford barn that transport

https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/showthread.php?t=309195
https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/showthread.php?t=299063

Re: Transport help of a non-runing car.
 

I know the man in the first line, Jim will treat you right. I know nothing about the second one, might or might no be as good or better.

Re: Transport help of a non-runing car.
 

Thank you.

Re: Transport help of a non-runing car.
 

Thanks.

Transport help of a non-runing car.
 

I have been hauling cars year round since 2006.
I have been here on Ford Barn since 2010.

I loaded up this 1909 Lambert Runabout Project Car Roller
in Omaha, Nebraska yesterday that is going to Bradenton, Florida.


https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/attac...1&d=1643630456


Later today I am picking up this 1926 Model T Roadster Roller
in Barstow, Oklahoma that goes to Lilleker Antique Auto Restoration
in College Station, Texas.


https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/attac...1&d=1643631161


Currently I have 17 feet of available trailer space from
College Station, Texas to Bradenton, Florida.

After I drop off in Bradenton, I am going to visit
some friends throughout Florida.

My next availability will be from Florida in mid February.
But I am not going to Colorado or up the East Coast.
It is Winter until the end of March and I don’t schedule transport
along routes that are areas of the country where Winter impacts road conditions.

Personally I would not have bought a vehicle
so far away - particularly a roller.
Most vehicle transport is not direct & involves
multiple trailer transfers and outside lot storage.
Multi car trailers do not have winches - rollers tend to get
damaged during the transfer process
from trailer to yard to trailer.

If you purchase a vehicle at a distance - you should be prepared
to go get it yourself - with your own equipment if necessary.

If you can’t do that - be prepared to pay a professional for a service.


Jim