my chevy must go home

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mantaray
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my chevy must go home

Post by mantaray » Tue 02 Nov 2010, 12:19

Hi Guy's,

i just spoke to the train people regarding transport for my car to C.T. in December, they want R2590 - one way!! i think it's rather pricy, who else can i contact,

thanks,

Ray
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Post by Doug Hirkham » Tue 02 Nov 2010, 12:38

mantaray wrote:Hi Guy's,

i just spoke to the train people regarding transport for my car to C.T. in December, they want R2590 - one way!! i think it's rather pricy, who else can i contact,
I'm afraid thats the going rate Ray. Even Johan Mills was charging R3k a year ago. I will try and find out if those towing guys I posted on the forum are still doing cheap down runs and will come back to you.

Doug

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Re: my chevy must go home

Post by mantaray » Tue 02 Nov 2010, 12:43

Thanks Doug, i dont mind paying, it's just that 3yrs ago i paid R1300.00, and i understand inflation, but c'mon that's crazy!
2003 GTI 4
2014 Jetta 6 TSI
1981 Chevair V8 350 ...in CPT with Jack
Rover hopefully twin turbo 305 soon
68 Valiant 200 - awaiting 318 V8 transplant
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Re: my chevy must go home

Post by Graeme » Tue 02 Nov 2010, 12:57

And the price of petrol goes up again tonight.Coal also went up so times are getting tough.
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Post by LeonardZeiler » Tue 02 Nov 2010, 14:08

I spent about two years in the vehicle ferry industry, and thats not a bad price at all.

Your not going to get better prices from the trucking industry either.

Just watch the trains, you would not believe how many brand spanking new cars has already had body work and windows replaced due to the cars on the train being thrown with rocks.

I could tell you guys stories about "brand new cars".....

Make sure you take your own insurance, or you have them insure, as standard your insurance does not cover the train/truck trip.
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Re: my chevy must go home

Post by Doug Hirkham » Tue 02 Nov 2010, 15:10

Hi Ray
Managed to get hold of the oke, but unfortunately the price is now R3000 incl. VAT..
The only consolation is he can load it for you today!

Cheers, Doug

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Post by mantaray » Tue 02 Nov 2010, 20:16

thanks Doug, much appreciated, i might just trailer it down!
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1981 Chevair V8 350 ...in CPT with Jack
Rover hopefully twin turbo 305 soon
68 Valiant 200 - awaiting 318 V8 transplant
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Re: my chevy must go home

Post by mahleu » Tue 02 Nov 2010, 22:40

If you're going that way anyway and you have/can borrow a trailer then it's cheaper.
That's how I roll. Down the hill 'cause the car won't start and the brakes don't work.

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