Shipping truck to Oregon

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  • 60dzl
    Low Range
    • Dec 2010
    • 7

    #16
    Very cool. I actually worked in Newberg for a bit right out of school before I got my current job in Bend. Its a nice area for sure.

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    • Cutter
      4th Gear
      • Feb 2009
      • 455

      #17
      Congrats on the new job! I shipped my 109 from Bend OR to RI and it ran 750 or so. I don't remember the broker but the truckers they used were dicks and asked for more money because the 109 was too tall, despite my clear warnings. While I had a contract signed I paid the extra money because I wanted the truck Asap but the broker was no help. I'll see if I can find the name. Just be sure to let them know the vehicle height (mine is 7'4" with the rack). I know you can find my story on here with search.
      _________________________________________
      1986 3.5l 110 SW Austrian Feurwehr

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      • Winemark
        Low Range
        • Feb 2010
        • 83

        #18
        Originally posted by Cutter
        Congrats on the new job! I shipped my 109 from Bend OR to RI and it ran 750 or so. I don't remember the broker but the truckers they used were dicks and asked for more money because the 109 was too tall, despite my clear warnings. While I had a contract signed I paid the extra money because I wanted the truck Asap but the broker was no help. I'll see if I can find the name. Just be sure to let them know the vehicle height (mine is 7'4" with the rack). I know you can find my story on here with search.
        Thanks for the heads up, I have never shipped a truck before so any and all advice is welcome.
        Best,
        Mark
        __________________
        1965 Series IIa

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        • tmckeon88
          1st Gear
          • Jan 2007
          • 139

          #19
          here's an unhelpful comment

          I got my 1969 IIA 88" out to Oregon a few years back - by driving it, from Maine, via Fairbanks, AK. Totally worth the trip and you'll be talking about it for years. It also will show you what needs fixing!

          Tom
          Tom
          1969 Series IIA 88"
          I like it because I understand how it works (mostly).

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