Hauling multiple cars long distance..

[Chocho]

So my gf lives/lived in Batesville, AR but now lives with me in TX and she has multiple non running cars that I need to bring down here. 2 old mustangs (not exactly sure what yrs) and 2 Impalas (64 and a 7?). Whats the best way to get them down here? Or would yall be interested in buying them? She has the titles just needs to find them. She says one of the stangs is mostly restored just needs to be put back together. I know the other stang is missing a quarter panel but has all the interior. Not sure whats wrong the Impalas but I know they are complete. Both are 4 doors. TIA...

[GrayStangGT]

This guy says he can do it.

[ELVIS]

This guy says he can do it.

so he is no longer doing the bounty hunting gig with dog??

god bless.

[GrayStangGT]

so he is no longer doing the bounty hunting gig with dog??

god bless.

Nope he got a new show driving a clapped out duramax with a cat

[Chocho]

lol thanx for the help

[idrivea4banger]

You sure your name isn't choochoo$$$$$$$ instead of chocho?

[TexasT]

Get a good truck, a decent trailer, and a big ice chest and make some weekend road trips. Sounds like the trailer needs a good stout winch, and some good straps.

When you get them here where are you going to put them? I have found nieghbors in general don't like nonrunning vehicles in your driveway, to say nothing of incomplete vehicles.

[dcs13]

go to uship.com and let them bid the deal for you. Bet you get a killer deal.

[78X]

go to uship.com and let them bid the deal for you. Bet you get a killer deal.

x2

Running someone will probably do it for $500, non running both for $700

[JP135]

x2

Running someone will probably do it for $500, non running both for $700

X3. You'll waste more in time and fuel than all the cars are worth combined.