Response: it is ready for pickup now (10/30/2007)

Response: That is fine with me When will you be acceptig a bidder? I have placed a formal bid and would love the opportunity to earn your business Thanks Phillips 4 Transporting (10/30/2007)

Response: I'm not sure i responded to you However we're ready to make a decision on monday november 5th Thanks John (11/4/2007)

Response: Hello Shipper, I want to make sure I am clear this shipment can fit on a 40' flatbed trailer but it is 10' wide and will require permits and a wide load sign. What is your target price? Thanks (11/4/2007)

Response: 26 feet long, 10 feet wide ,we cancut it to make it 8foot wide but would prefer not to. (11/4/2007)

Response: It will be better for me at 8' What is your target price for this shipment I see you decline several bids. (11/4/2007)

Response: My target was $3000. however I'd like to leave the piece 10 feet wide and cut it myself once it arrives. I understand there will be added expense for trip permits for those who need to go thruogh the scale. let me know if your intrested thanks John (11/5/2007)

Response: I could do it but my price would be $4000. I see you have a bidder for $3400 they seem to be good transportors with great feedback. If everything don't work out I will be more than willing to assist you. Thanks and Good Luck Phillips 4 Transporting (11/5/2007)

Response: HI; accepted a bid for 3200 if something falls through I'll let you know. Thanks John (11/7/2007)

Response: Hi; If we don't cut it they will all fit in the top shell I'll pay for additional strapping there is a home depot close to the point of pickup that carries ratchet straps thanks John (11/4/2007)

Response: I just got back in town. sorry for the delay in responding to you. we were going to cut the top in half to make it 8 foot wide . it is currently 10 foot wide will this make a difference in your price ? Thanks John (11/4/2007)

Response: i cant do it any less. i have it figured around .85 a mile because i have another small load going too. really some states you need a overwidth permit i was hoping to run under the radar so to speak. you cutting it down would still be alot better. thx. (11/4/2007)

Response: I don't know what states would give you grief but I'm willng to pay for the permits. thanks John (11/4/2007)

Response: Ray your price looks good if the width isn't a problem for you Thanks John (11/4/2007)

Response: Hey John, if i was you id leave it uncut too. with all the pieces fitting into one it would probably be the best.ga,tn,and utah are bad with stuff over 8'6". ill just plae a bid for your target price and that should cover a fine or 2. ill place it tomorrow the second my 2nd load is booked. thx alot. (11/4/2007)

Response: thanks for responding john (11/4/2007)

Response: Hi; the load is ready, one 26 foot area is all that is needed thanks John (11/5/2007)