Response: Hi Russ, Thank you for your inquiry. uShip has a calculator that shows average shipping costs. The average price to move a vehicle from Cincinatti to Seattle according to their calculator is $1100. So I put in $1200. I have an active bid for $1499. at this time. Truck is ready to go and runs and drives. Thanks, Dan (6/12/2008)

Response: This truck is an auction purchase. The seller says it runs but I have no idea as to it's exact mechanical condition. He says top speed is about 40 mph. I wouldn't do it. (6/17/2008)

Response: Hi Grant, Thanks for your interest. I think I can get the seller to wait for June 29-30. If you're pretty sure you can do it, please go ahead and bid. Your feedback looks good, and I think your equipment would be perfect for this rare and historic old truck. Regards, Dan (6/22/2008)

Response: OK Dan. I can't do it for your book it now price,but I'll lock in for $2050.00. If you accept,I'll keep a spot open and get it picked up no later than the 29th. I'll be happy to try to work with you on a lower price and you may well get it,but then it becomes a matter of space availability. If the right guy comes along at the right time and needs to fill a space,you'll get a great deal. Heck. Could go below your BIN price. Just beware of brokers. It could be another 68 years old by the time it gets picked up. If we do it,we will treat it with the care and respect it deserves. They don't build them like that any more. I hope to have my 68 Charger on the same load. Grant. (6/22/2008)

Response: Hi Grant, Thanks for the bid. You sound like the kind of guy I'd like to work with, but I just don't have that kind of $$$ in my budget. I've let a couple of $1500 bids expire, as I'm trying to hang with my BIN number. If you think we can get together on this, please feel free to bid again. One thing: A friend with a business downtown has a large yard just off I-5, so unloading would be quick. Thanks for your time, and the offer to help. Dan (6/22/2008)