1967 Firebird

Response: Thanks for verifying the fed ex price. As you now see, they are blowing everyone else away on here with their prices. I actually locked into Fed Ex's quote yesterday at the $1,012.00. Si I can shop around and have them locked. However, I deem them still to be very expensive at $1 a mile. I appreciate your bid, but I have to go with the known national chain unless someone comes in a lot cheaper with excellent feedback. C'mon guys I live outside of LA. I see a lot of cars leaving CA to go elsewhere in the country. It shouldn't cost $1 a mile to transport. (10/31/2009)

Response: I have to agree with Alex who talked about big companies. Like with us small business owners, we will be picking up the car and then it's on the way to you direct! With the big companies, you just do not know what exact day it will show up to you. I wish you luck with FedEX. I understand it is about money. But, like I said, read on about our feedbacks and compare them to Fed Ex if they have any to show you. (11/4/2009)

Response: Thanks for the offer, but for an extra $25 I'd have to go with the proven company such as Fed-Ex or Intercity (11/4/2009)

Response: :)funny that you mentioned big companies... I have customers who will not ship nything with those "prooven" companies, but the overnight letter or box of nails. Why we go to eat good food not in Mc donald but in Small family restorant? Because they care. My name, insurance, ratings, deductable, reputation and much more. Big, doesnt mean good or better. And... funny part, after pick up they may bill you more and you will pay more. Trust me, I am not trying to get your thing what ever it takes. It is a Huge difference between guy who is legal and having own business and move cars for business and big company employee...I really wishing you luck with your car, honestly...Thank you. Alex. (11/4/2009)