Best way to ship an S2000
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From: WASTED in Margaritaville
Originally Posted by Jonesy,Nov 3 2004, 10:58 PM
but can they go on a Uhaul? Penske says that anything with 17" wheels won't fit on the tiedown straps for the wheels and therefor can't be used with their flatbed trailer that tow's behind the truck.
Any experiance?
Any experiance?
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I towed my S2K on a Uhaul last month no problems at all. The only thing that may get in the way are the wheel stops at the very end of the trailer hitting the bumper if your lowered. I simply unbolted these.
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Originally Posted by Radster,Nov 4 2004, 11:17 AM
If your car is 'Flawless' (no chin rash, etc.), and you want to keep it that way, you should check out a company called: www.intercitylines.com 
. These guys use a hydraulic flat lift and enclosed trailer setup that places your car in the greatest possible care. It's level-on and level off in covered transport. They ship cars for 'Jay Leno'....'Barrett-Jackson Auctions'....and many other prized collectors. They offer door-to-door service. Most other shippers use an angled ramp system that not only can put strain on the drivetrain driving up the ramp, but also can scrape the front end of the low profile S2000. Each to their own.....but if I was getting a perfect car, I would opt to pay a little extra for pure professionalism in keeping it that way in loading and/or transit. ....my .02 worth. 
. These guys use a hydraulic flat lift and enclosed trailer setup that places your car in the greatest possible care. It's level-on and level off in covered transport. They ship cars for 'Jay Leno'....'Barrett-Jackson Auctions'....and many other prized collectors. They offer door-to-door service. Most other shippers use an angled ramp system that not only can put strain on the drivetrain driving up the ramp, but also can scrape the front end of the low profile S2000. Each to their own.....but if I was getting a perfect car, I would opt to pay a little extra for pure professionalism in keeping it that way in loading and/or transit. ....my .02 worth. 
sounds like the way to go.. only the best
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From: Longview, WA
Originally Posted by krayzyazn,Nov 4 2004, 02:59 PM
what's a reasonable price for shipping in a covered truck from coast to coast? I shipped before via uncovered truck for ~750 door to door (not stook)
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