Re: [MV] speaking of shipping things

Jay, Bill Peaslee hauls MV's and other vehicles around the East and mid west
You can contact him at (732) 489-1012 and email: [email]bpeaslee (AT) aol (DOT) com[/email] He has
hauled a truck for me from Upstate NY to Orr, Minnesota with 100%
satisfaction on my part and the buyer's part too. He is dependable and a
gentleman. John Tennis
----- Original Message -----
From: "JTravis" <dagobert (AT) ix (DOT) netcom.com>
To: "Military Vehicles Mailing List" <mil-veh (AT) mil-veh (DOT) org>
Sent: Monday, December 19, 2005 9:19 PM
Subject: Re: [MV] speaking of shipping things

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> Well, even though this is an MV list, since hte talk of late has been
> mostly of trucking, I've got a question for the list. I live in Columbia,
> TN (just south of Nashville) and I am buying a Range Rover from a guy up
> in Newburg, New York (near Montgomery, NY), and I'm trying to find the
> best way to get the truck home. For what it'd cost me to fly up, spend
> the gas to drive it home, and get a motel room along the way, I'm thinking
> I could maybe get it hauled instead. Does anyone have a run going that
> way around the scond week of January or so that might be deadheading back
> and could pick it up and drop it off for me? It runs and drives, so
> loading it shouldn't be too bad. If no one on the list wants to mess with
> it, then who and where would I look to find the best rate on shipping it?
> You guys would know better than I, and I appreciate any help you can give
> me.
> Jay Travis
>
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Well, even though this is an MV list, since hte talk of late has been
mostly of trucking, I've got a question for the list. I live in
Columbia, TN (just south of Nashville) and I am buying a Range Rover
from a guy up in Newburg, New York (near Montgomery, NY), and I'm trying
to find the best way to get the truck home. For what it'd cost me to
fly up, spend the gas to drive it home, and get a motel room along the
way, I'm thinking I could maybe get it hauled instead. Does anyone have
a run going that way around the scond week of January or so that might
be deadheading back and could pick it up and drop it off for me? It
runs and drives, so loading it shouldn't be too bad. If no one on the
list wants to mess with it, then who and where would I look to find the
best rate on shipping it? You guys would know better than I, and I
appreciate any help you can give me.
Jay Travis

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Jim, Give Bill Peaslee a
call He is aMVPA member MTA and probably half dozen more club s I know that
he Has a trailer that he uses to transport vehicles and parts all over the
country. He can be reached at [email]Bpeaslee (AT) aol (DOT) com[/email] or by Cell# 732-489-1012 . He
is just a small one horse show sogive him a shot.
----- Original Message -----
From: "JTravis" <dagobert (AT) ix (DOT) netcom.com>
To: "Military Vehicles Mailing List" <mil-veh (AT) mil-veh (DOT) org>
Sent: Monday, December 19, 2005 9:19 PM
Subject: Re: [MV] speaking of shipping things

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> Well, even though this is an MV list, since hte talk of late has been
> mostly of trucking, I've got a question for the list. I live in Columbia,
> TN (just south of Nashville) and I am buying a Range Rover from a guy up
> in Newburg, New York (near Montgomery, NY), and I'm trying to find the
> best way to get the truck home. For what it'd cost me to fly up, spend
> the gas to drive it home, and get a motel room along the way, I'm thinking
> I could maybe get it hauled instead. Does anyone have a run going that
> way around the scond week of January or so that might be deadheading back
> and could pick it up and drop it off for me? It runs and drives, so
> loading it shouldn't be too bad. If no one on the list wants to mess with
> it, then who and where would I look to find the best rate on shipping it?
> You guys would know better than I, and I appreciate any help you can give
> me.
> Jay Travis
>
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Jay, Bill Peaslee hauls MV's and other vehicles around the East and mid west
You can contact him at (732) 489-1012 and email: [email]bpeaslee (AT) aol (DOT) com[/email] He has
hauled a truck for me from Upstate NY to Orr, Minnesota with 100%
satisfaction on my part and the buyer's part too. He is dependable and a
gentleman. John Tennis
----- Original Message -----
From: "JTravis" <dagobert (AT) ix (DOT) netcom.com>
To: "Military Vehicles Mailing List" <mil-veh (AT) mil-veh (DOT) org>
Sent: Monday, December 19, 2005 9:19 PM
Subject: Re: [MV] speaking of shipping things

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> Well, even though this is an MV list, since hte talk of late has been
> mostly of trucking, I've got a question for the list. I live in Columbia,
> TN (just south of Nashville) and I am buying a Range Rover from a guy up
> in Newburg, New York (near Montgomery, NY), and I'm trying to find the
> best way to get the truck home. For what it'd cost me to fly up, spend
> the gas to drive it home, and get a motel room along the way, I'm thinking
> I could maybe get it hauled instead. Does anyone have a run going that
> way around the scond week of January or so that might be deadheading back
> and could pick it up and drop it off for me? It runs and drives, so
> loading it shouldn't be too bad. If no one on the list wants to mess with
> it, then who and where would I look to find the best rate on shipping it?
> You guys would know better than I, and I appreciate any help you can give
> me.
> Jay Travis
>
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