transporting used cars

>>1793913
>i live in the south and the same cars go for a lot more money up north.

*Wrong*
From someone who knows this business I know that the opposite is true, the further south you take them the more they appreciate value, if you take them all the way down to Mexico you can sell a clunk for real bucks.

You're dumb and don't even know your own market

>>1793952
he means the rust belt

>>1793913
are you selling them to a car lot? Do you have a place to live while you sell several used cars?
Just wait until you are done with your car, take a road trip to chicago, spend a week and sell it then take a train home.

>>1793962
i have property that i can store the cars on, so i'm not concerned about having a place to keep them.
it's just not practical trying to drive a dozen or more cars back and forth by myself.

>>1793962
i sell cars to private individuals and not car lots.

>>1793913
Why don't you call an auto transport service and ask? How would we know how much it costs? It all depends on a variety of factors.

I find it hilarious that you idiots think you have what it takes to start a successful business, yet you have to ask the business board of hamster enthusiast forum for answers to questions that anyone with a shred of knowledge could figure out on their own.

Literally pick up a fucking phone and call a carrier service.

>>1794009
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>>1793913

Here's a thought. And I'm serious here.

Why not pay someone to drive each car?

If it's just a day's drive, pay each driver $100. Then pack everyone in a rental van that you rent and drive everyone back.

You could easily find day laborers for the job. Get a photo of them, a photo of their ID, and their SS#.

>>1794050
I was just going to say this because it's literally what I did when I worked day labor in college.

OP, just ask a day labor place. You could go outside a temp agency for less, Temp agencies charge a lot, but you'd have more liability issues if you just put out a Craigslist add.

>>1793952
You are full of shit.

Also, cost for a fully loaded car transporter is about $3000 from a sourthern state like AZ or NM to somewhere like IL or MI. It depends a lot on where you are moving the cars to and from.