Shipping a hardtop and doors from Coast to Coast

[4dmalamute]

Not sure where to post this but seeking some advice from anyone who has shipped a FJ40 hardtop and doors. I am potentially looking at shipping the top from the East Coast to the West Coast and not sure where to look for shipping. Any thoughts or experience would be greatly appreciated.

 

[charliemeyer007]

Not sure how fast you need it done, but I think there is a place around here where you can post for transit request.

 

[4dmalamute]

Not sure how fast you need it done, but I think there is a place around here where you can post for transit request.

Oh I am looking to see if there is on here. If you know where I can find it, please let me know. Cheers

 

[brian]

Sounds like both a terrible and expensive idea.

 

[charliemeyer007]

10 seconds MUDship - https://forum.ih8mud.com/forums/mudship.113/

 

[numby]

I've had furniture blanket wrapped and shipped across country but it wasn't cheap. Craters & Freighters was one place I used. Greyhound used to ship furniture in their cargo holds.

 

[Living in the Past]

Interesting East coast to West coast. Would have thought the other way around. When ever I buy a used vehicle 81 and newer I use CarFax avoid anything that's been in the rust belt or along the eastern coast.

Hard top are easier to ship in pieces. It is also easier to spot rust.

 

[TEakins]

When I bought 2 hardtop sides and ambulance doors, the doors were nestled in the hardtop sides and packaged. I don't know how one would ship the lid.