Anyone have any ideas, contacts, etc?

Thanks,
Mike

How far? By shipped, I'm assuming that you mean hiring someone else to transport it?

I think most companies want it to at least roll and steer. Or at the very least have it on a dolly.

Build casters that bolt into the front lolipop mounting holes and subframe mounting holes.

Have you considered dropping it on a trailer on some old tires and paying a guy with a pickup?

Have you considered dropping it on a trailer on some old tires and paying a guy with a pickup?

Exactly...that's the reason I was asking the questions I asked above.

Exactly...that's the reason I was asking the questions I asked above.
Hehe. And no, I certainly can't claim credit for that idea, having been "inspired" by RRT.

Have you considered dropping it on a trailer on some old tires and paying a guy with a pickup?

I would love to do this, but I am in Chicago and the shell is in San Diego.

Anyone in the SD area heading east anytime soon and/or what to help out?

Email me turgeon1 aht yahoo daht com

Thanks

Mike

How about a non-auto shipping company? They'll pretty much ship anything as long as it's fastened to standard pallets.

How about a non-auto shipping company? They'll pretty much ship anything as long as it's fastened to standard pallets.

Hi,

I've seen cars so badly crashed in rallies that they cant roll them onto the trucks. They get a fork lift, lift it onto a pallet, and the freight companies transported the cars like that.

I was at the docks picking up my car from the ship, and it was a sad sight to see a forklift unloading several destroyed porsche GT3's and turbos.

Cheers

Robbo