Viper Transportation

[Carlos13]

Hi all - I'm currently working on purchasing my first gen 2 Viper from out of state. Can anyone recommend a reliable transportation company preferably that you have personal experience with? Thank you

 

[viperman4125]

I used Reliable Transportation twice on both of my Vipers, no problems, very professional, a little more money 9 not much ), but they will be there without a scratch,. and on time.

 

[WildBill]

What viperman4125 said.

 

[Armen Nazarian]

I used Montway Transport and did a great job shipping my Viper from Texas to Michigan.

 

[Carlos13]

Thank you

 

[kell]

I'm actually in the same exact same situation, first Gen II from out of state. I assume you all did enclosed transportation?

 

[kssssnake]

The key is to pay the most. Truckers get online offers through their brokers. They figure their routes based on location, price and delivery. If you don't pay $2000, good luck seeing your car in one piece. Had a friend personally drive to Florida and pick ours up. At least a 1000 mile trip two ways. Paid him $1400. Pay to play. This is Viper world. Good luck.

 

[cwilson80134]

I've shipped my viper a couple of times and never paid anywhere near $2,000 and never had a scratch. If it's an enclosed carrier you should be fine.

 

[Sennahnamrecken]

It is also my 1st Viper and needs transport from WA to FL. I am going to use Montway Auto Transport which came highly reccomended and the price seems right.

 

[BlackViper03]

I have personally shipped a number of cars - probably close to 12 to 15 (and even a couple of motorcycles.) I've had decent luck with Reliable - though they charge an additional premium to bring cars to some cities (I don't know if they still do this.)

Unfortunately, I've had some horrible, horrible luck with shippers - even when shipping enclosed (my 1967 Cuda convertible was on the bottom and somehow oil dripped from above and ended up all over the white convertible top!) I also had a problem on another muscle car shipment with one of the shippers that had advertised/was promoted in the Viper magazine. My experiences show not to skimp on the bid - you'll likely pay more in the long run with those cheaper shippers or your car will wait a long time to move.