I need a 10AE moved from TX to GA ($400!)
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Rotary Freak
Joined: Sep 2001
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From: Lawrenceville, ga
I need a 10AE moved from TX to GA ($400!)
I need a 1988 10AE moved from 75052 (grand prarie) to 30043 (Norcross GA.)
I'll provide lodging with me if you require it in GA and you can return next day...
$400.
Anyone interested?!
The estimated travel time is 12 hours, 58 minutes for 830.48 miles of travel
I'll provide lodging with me if you require it in GA and you can return next day...
$400.
Anyone interested?!
The estimated travel time is 12 hours, 58 minutes for 830.48 miles of travel
Just Messing About
Joined: Feb 2001
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From: Just West of Atlanta
I'm not interested but I think it might be helpfull to include some more information.
Does the car run? Are we driving it? If not, are you paying for the trailer? What about incidentals like food and beverages? Gas money?
What's the story?
Cory
Does the car run? Are we driving it? If not, are you paying for the trailer? What about incidentals like food and beverages? Gas money?
What's the story?
Cory
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Rotary Freak
Joined: Sep 2001
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From: Lawrenceville, ga
Whoops!
Your right...
Its dead, needs trailering, Ill pay for either all gas used or all meals eaten....
It needs someone that can trailer a front wheel dolly to atl.
Preferably a truck.
Its dead, needs trailering, Ill pay for either all gas used or all meals eaten....
It needs someone that can trailer a front wheel dolly to atl.
Preferably a truck.
You might want to try the regional forums..
This is a good idea.. save you money from a freight company, and you will know your RX-7 is in the hands of someone who loves RX-7s (like yourself)
This is a good idea.. save you money from a freight company, and you will know your RX-7 is in the hands of someone who loves RX-7s (like yourself)
knowledge junkie
Joined: Mar 2001
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From: Atlanta, GA
You must have won the 10th AE on ebay 
I looked into this, and it was $700 from California. I'd imagine it might be cheaper from Texas.
Also some places let you drive a motorhome cross country for cheap. Your moving their inventory for them, and they should have a trailer hookup.
I looked into this, and it was $700 from California. I'd imagine it might be cheaper from Texas.
Also some places let you drive a motorhome cross country for cheap. Your moving their inventory for them, and they should have a trailer hookup.
