Thread: vic to nsw car transport

I used a mob called CEVA to bring a Puma 90 MEL/SYD in 2016. They were good, efficient door to door, was around $630 back then. Took 4 days.

I don't recall the name of the mob that transported my soft-dash RRC down from Qld over a decade ago but I'd offer some cautions rather than recommendations; apart from setting aside a day to be home when they said they would arrive, only to be told late in the afternoon that they would be coming the following day, then turning up in the only 90-minute window that I stipulated I could not be available- the biggest problem was that they had damaged the car in transit (looked like someone had climbed on it with gravel on the soles of their shoes). The truck driver pressured me to sign the acceptance paperwork that included a statement that there was no damage. The paperwork had no way of accepting delivery without stating that there was no damage, nowhere to list new damage that they would be responsible for; the driver became aggressive and wanted to put the car back on the truck! No manager or supervisor answering phone calls. Just a bad experience for both me and the driver who had been on the road 12 hours already. When I bought my 130 interstate, I flew up and drove it home. Cheaper and no hassle.

We recently used National Car Movers to get my misso's car from Melbourne to Brisbane (from home to depot). They collected on time and got to the depot at the quicker end of the estimated date.

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