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Car Shipping Karen
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« on: February 04, 2008, 01:30:27 PM »

It is important to make sure that you are at the location where the car is being loaded onto the auto transport carrier in order to inspect the condition of the car.  Take note of any damages to the car. At the destination location, remember that the bill of lading is signed by you and by the driver. Don’t forget to remove everything from the car before the auto shippers evaluate the car.

Search for a list of auto shipping companies that are registered with the Department of Transportation. It is more than likely that they will be licensed and bonded, which is important. Tell the auto shipping company that you select on the date of delivery, the type of car you are shipping, and the delivery destination.

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« Reply #1 on: February 07, 2008, 08:43:26 PM »

There are guidelines set in place to meet vehicle transport.  So, your vehicle should be operable and safe.  Your vehicle must to be checked, prior to shipment, for any leaking fluids to avoid repercussions, because you may be responsible for damage.  The height of your vehicle must be less than seven feet.  If it is higher than 7 feet you must contact your local shipping company. 

A vehicle is required to have a minimum of 4 inches of the ground clearance to safely load and unload.  Also, your gas tank should be less than ¼ tank full of gas.  You are also responsible for preparation for fluids such as coolant and transmission fluids.  Also, you will be asked to sign the bill of lading and the condition report at both the origin and destination.

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