RV Delivery Service
We're thinking about a family gathering out West, and I'm trying to figure out an option for my son (who has a pop-up camper) but who can't afford to take off 3 or 4 days driving each way. One option ...
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Kaz wrote:That autodriveaway deals with vehicles, not trailers. I'd not trust a pop-up to be towed and I think many delivery companies would dispatch a flat bed to load it. As others have said, you'll be paying BIG money to transport it, better to rent or buy a tent.Kaz wrote:
(snip, snip)I was hoping there's an easy way to find something like starving college students.(snip, snip)
Well, upon further research, I did find this article: http://www.moneytalksnews.com/how-to-drive-across-the-country-for-free/ that references this site: http://www.autodriveaway.com. I'll keep doing some research, but anyone have any thoughts/experience with companies such as that?
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