Shipping a truck camper?
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Stan@FourWheel
Explorer
Where to where ?
You guys ship?
According to my unscientific and highly biased survey of posts, (a.k.a. what I remember from reading) Most people just make a trip out it and fetch them up. Of course Wash. to Ohio is quite a trip.
Uship has been mentioned previously. Google or browse "Freight Broker" and/or "Load Broker". Once you sort through the myriad of How to make a bazillion dollars from home as a freight broker there are legit brokerages and freight companies advertized. If you drive the interstates much some of the names you will recognize. How ever you do it you'll need some basic info like dimensions, weight, where it is, is it accessible by semi, van trailer and so on.
Another avenue to explore are the specialty RV transporters. I mention this as Washington/Oregon/BC and Indiana are RV manufacturing hubs. You may get lucky with one looking to book a back haul or front haul.
Good luck with your quest.
Uship has been mentioned previously. Google or browse "Freight Broker" and/or "Load Broker". Once you sort through the myriad of How to make a bazillion dollars from home as a freight broker there are legit brokerages and freight companies advertized. If you drive the interstates much some of the names you will recognize. How ever you do it you'll need some basic info like dimensions, weight, where it is, is it accessible by semi, van trailer and so on.
Another avenue to explore are the specialty RV transporters. I mention this as Washington/Oregon/BC and Indiana are RV manufacturing hubs. You may get lucky with one looking to book a back haul or front haul.
Good luck with your quest.
S
Squatchout
Guest
Around here there are several people who are licensed haulers who advertise boat and rv transport on CL.
Stan@FourWheel
Explorer
We don't ship used campers often, and are not in that area at the moment.
But these are companies we have dealt with in the past in case you want to give em' a call.
Not sure if any or all of these guys are still in business, or not? But probably worth a call.
The good thing is that they know what a truck camper is and can usually transport them safely.
: )
Frank's Transport = (530) 682-3552 info@frankstransportusa.com
Lowell Goold Transportation = (541) 969-2563
Avery Transportation = (661) 948-3627 or (661) 618-1695
LaNinfa Transport = (208) 761-5924 or (208) 841-3503
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But these are companies we have dealt with in the past in case you want to give em' a call.
Not sure if any or all of these guys are still in business, or not? But probably worth a call.
The good thing is that they know what a truck camper is and can usually transport them safely.
: )
Frank's Transport = (530) 682-3552 info@frankstransportusa.com
Lowell Goold Transportation = (541) 969-2563
Avery Transportation = (661) 948-3627 or (661) 618-1695
LaNinfa Transport = (208) 761-5924 or (208) 841-3503
.