CG

I know this has been discussed in the past but I would like to hear from people who have moved cars in the last year or two. I will likely be moving a restored 1940's car so I am leaning towards enclosed but price is a factor.

Any info you can give me will be appreciated.

tantheman

JP Logistic in Los Angeles, CA.

Tan

xmatt

I had a very good experience with DAS ( http://www.dasautoshippers.com ) and their price was very reasonable. The only hiccup was that they tried to deliver the car early, which I had asked them not to do because I was out of town, but that's pretty minor. I did the door-to-door shipping option.

kundanp333

An already restored car should use enclosed unless you are ready to re-restore it in case there is some weather damage. Ride height is another main consideration to go enclosed instead of open.

Good luck.

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DAS is ok if you ship some common cars. I have used them alot in the past and most of the time it's ok. I would not use DAS for expensive carsor nicer cars. In the case, I use Intercity Lines. They cost a bit more but they ship your car in enclosed container and cover your car inside the container and they take good care of it. FWIW, I just shipped my NSX from Ohio to San Diego for $1700.

CG

Thanks guys. I am going to spend the extra for enclosed. It's about a 1500 mile trip so I don't want it subjected to hail, etc.