Car Transporter Employment > 1968 Roadrunner

Response: Thanks for the bid, I'm looking to move this as inexpensively as possible and that's more than I want to pay at this point. (11/10/2008)

Response: It is less than a dollat a mile. your vehicle doesnt run either. I am offering 800 because I am going that way. Not to mention tolls take away from profit. (11/10/2008)

Response: I'm sorry this shipment doesn't meet your financial requirements. I hope you find one that does. (11/10/2008)

Response: It is not about that at all I was being upfront with you. That is a big and heavy car. If you ran a transport company would you want to haul something for free? This is your puppy I was just offering. (11/10/2008)

Response: I didn't ask you to haul it for free, nor did I ask you for an argument about what my price is. It's 850 miles one way, I have an enclosed trailer with a winch and get 12 mpg with my towing vehicle. Gas is now below $3/gal. so my cost for gas to run it down and back is around $400. If nobody bids it at my price, I will simply pick up a haul going down, go get it and bring it home myself. That is how I arrived at my pricing, not that I should have to explain that to anyone. (11/10/2008)

Response: Happy trucking!!!! Watch out for black ice in WV. (11/10/2008)

Response: I have a class A chauffers license including doubles and triples authorization and flammables and hazardous endorsements. I also hold ICC authority MC#172849. I have over a million accident free miles running coast-to-coast, border-to-border as a long haul trucker before I hung my chain drive wallet up. WVA ice is childs play when compared to running off Donner Summit in the winter with 45,000# of produce. I'll be just fine, don't you lose any sleep over it. (11/10/2008)

Response: you want a job? I am buying a motor home up in NY and I need it driven to tampa florida for me. I will pay for fuel food and a flight if you want to make a trip. (11/10/2008)