Getting the next one home

[Dark61]

Is $250.00 a bit steep to pick up a Landy and drop it off (Tas) - say three hours round trip?

I'm shopping around of course but wondered what the general experience is.

Does any member in the Hobart region offer this service?

Regards,

David.

[ramblingboy42]

no it's not , would you do it for less if you were running a business?

[Brett1066]

I'd say $250 is pretty good - here in Perth it cost me $150 to get mine picked up from work and dropped at home, which is all of 10km away at most.

[superquag]

At around $80 per hour, wages and fixed expenses plus consumables plus a margin for both Mr Abbott and the owner... Added to that the smaller possible 'catchment' of a village in, - where did you say?- "Tasmania"? .....

Fair price.

To be honest, I'd have had the same reaction...till prompted to think about it..

[S3ute]

Hello from Brisbane.

The obvious question is "what is the alternative"?

Unless you can find a willing colleague with a free trailer etc etc to help, or genuinely like to be hands on, then $250 starts to look pretty good.

Cheers,

[bob10]

Does that $250 include insurance? Bob

[Lotz-A-Landies]

$250 would be about average for a tilt tray picked up and delivered within metro Sydney.

I recently hired a tilt tray from Hertz at $240/day and it cost about $90.00 for diesel to cover 160km. Car trailer hire are usually over $100/day and you still have to pay fuel etc.

[Dark61]

no it's not , would you do it for less if you were running a business?


That's a hard question to answer as I'm not in that line of business, which, is I guess, why I was asking the question.

Cheers.

[Dark61]

Does that $250 include insurance? Bob

Interesting one Bob, thanks. I hadn't thought of Insurance.

David