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  1. 11th September 2013, 03:38 PM #1
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    Transporting Defer, Bris to Melb

    just got a quote to ship a Defender from Bris to Melb
    Openica Logistics Interstate Transport Services | Cars, Boats, Caravans, Trucks
    drive on drive off = $660 , that seems such a good deal I thought it worth sharing

    it would cost me $350 in diesel to drive it to Melb so I reckon its a bargain ,
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    Transporting Defer

    Check with Toll Express. I recently got Disco2 Brisbane to Adelaide for $485 and service was 2 day. Not bad.
    Richard
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    Also try CEVA logistics.

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    Thats a very good price , I would,nt bother chasing a better price you wont be it by much at all
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    A lot of the carriers have restrictions on height over 2.1m and things like no personal belongings to be in the car. We used Door to Door Car Carriers to bring our Countys back from Cairns after a Cape York trip last year because they didn't mind that we had roof top tents (2.4m high) and also the cars were full of camping gear etc etc. $1275 Cairns to Melbourne.
    $660 sounds ok from Brisbane to Melbourne. Is that just for a bare car, or a loaded one.

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    it will be bare, transferring as much as possible to the new truck.

    Iveco guy that is delivering my new truck said they pay $1400 Sydney to Bris, he also said its a great price !!
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    Quote Originally Posted by goingbush View Post
    it will be bare, transferring as much as possible to the new truck.

    Iveco guy that is delivering my new truck said they pay $1400 Sydney to Bris, he also said its a great price !!
    Brissy to melb is back loading it will always be cheaper than heading north
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    Now for the important question.
    "How much to transport a 101?"
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mick_Marsh View Post
    Now for the important question.
    "How much to transport a 101?"
    You asking me Mick
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    Hey Mick, strip it down including windscreen, and pack the stuff in a large tarp lash it to the truck and it should cost about the same as an offroad trailer
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