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How Much To Take A Car.....
On a low loader to South Wales. I have googled but can't find an answer.
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"Last quote I had was £50 + 70p per mile. Milage was calculated 'there-and-back'"
http:// www.uks aabs.co .uk/UKS /viewto pic.php ?f=1&am p;t=299 18
So based upon a return mileage of perhaps 450 miles, that would be £365 at 2008 prices, so perhaps £400 might be a valid guide figure for today?
"Last quote I had was £50 + 70p per mile. Milage was calculated 'there-and-back'"
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So based upon a return mileage of perhaps 450 miles, that would be £365 at 2008 prices, so perhaps £400 might be a valid guide figure for today?
That would seem a much better idea. Temporary car insurance doesn't cost that much: http:// www.mon eysuper market. com/car -insura nce/sho rt-term /
If the vehicle can be driven (and has a current MOT, if required) then any decent vehicle logistics company should quote you TWO figures. One would be to use a low loader. The other would be for one of their 'trade platers' to drive it for you. (Trade platers have 'all vehicle' insurance and their plates carry their own tax disks, so you'd face no problems or extra costs relating to those issues).
I'd seek a quote from BCA Logistics, Jeza:
http:// www.bri tish-ca r-aucti ons.co. uk/BCA- Logisti cs/Coll ections -and-De livery/
They're the biggest in the business, so they should be OK.
However I've given lifts to a few drivers from Automotive Logistics (who are based in West Yorkshire) who gave me the impression that the firm was well-run, so they might also be worth a try:
http:// www.aut omotive logisti cs.com/
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They're the biggest in the business, so they should be OK.
However I've given lifts to a few drivers from Automotive Logistics (who are based in West Yorkshire) who gave me the impression that the firm was well-run, so they might also be worth a try:
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