Christian and Beccy

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230 miles each way, to pick up and deliver a car shell.

Cleveland ish (thats where the shell is) to Norfolk (thats where its going). What sort of money should I expect to pay for a job like that?

madmack99

300 ish maybe i got quoted 120 to pick up a shell from luton near london and delivery to portsmouth area

cossie04

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What shell is it and when?

Chip

iTrader: (3)

quid a mile is about the going rate

saphycozzie-adz

iTrader: (10)

hire a trailor and do it yourself at £1 per mile. will be way cheaper.

fordsportjay

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i could do it for about £325.

Red16

R6Franky knows a lad with a dolly for towing, i'll be seeing him today, i'll ask him to get a price for you Christian

thats no good if the shell isnt rolling (like beefy's... if thats the one youre buying) ... obviously

Jamz

I don't think dollys are legal for transportation, only 'recovery'.

I might be needing the same soon, the car's in Grimsby and it'll need taking to Norfolk, 120 miles each way.

James

Red16

no idea on the legal aspect of this tbh... sure someone else will chirp in with the answer tho

GTechR

I seem to think Dollies are only 'supposed' to be used as a means of recovery.