Detroit to Phoenix
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Sadey
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Detroit to Phoenix
I have a friend who wants to buy a 1986 32’ Montego in Detroit and have it shipped to Phoenix. Any suggestions on who to use? The boat does not come with a trailer.
Thank you for the help!
Dave & Trina
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tomschauer
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Re: Detroit to Phoenix
a 32 Montego is a pretty big boat. It will require permits as it is to wide to trailer. I would consider a dedicated boat transporter to price this for them.
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km1125
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Re: Detroit to Phoenix
These guys get some great recommendations: https://www.shipfm.com/ They also ship coast-to-coast and top to bottom.
Ideally you want to find someone who can work the timing so they're not dead-heading one way or the other. If you're flexible on schedule and work with them that could save you some big money.
Ideally you want to find someone who can work the timing so they're not dead-heading one way or the other. If you're flexible on schedule and work with them that could save you some big money.
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