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c5 Fest 8 - Transportation Question
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Buddies and I are making plans to Attend c5 Fest 2018 - Last fest we were able to attend was 2015 - the 5 of us drove the 800+ miles - Not looking to do that again.... it was 1/2 the fun but.....
Looking for Suggestions on the most Cost effective way to do this (3) cars New Jersey to Bowling Green Enclosed Auto Transport? Rent a Pick-up - Trailer it? (Never driven a truck with trailer) how hard is it? Find a Auto Hauler that can transport all (3) cars and split the cost among the 3 Any suggestions will help Thanks in advance |
I always had way more fun driving my Camaro but now days planning this event I need storage space for Fest related stuff that doesn't fit.
Last 3 fests I have rented a trailer, but I also have a Silverado to tow with. Cost is low and I can pack as much stuff as needed. The towing part is not hard but getting it on and off a trailer your not used to might be a little challenging. Comealong straps to tie down with would need to be purchased. I have a bag of them now and just go get my rental when needed. I always like to head to the rental place first and find a good trailer with good tires and get my name on it early so it's nice and safe for my car. We've found transport services are super expensive. |
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I'm thinking of just buying a used Silverado and renting a trailer from Uhaul |
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@.99$ per mile [emoji51][emoji51][emoji51] Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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and U-haul isn't the best place for a trailer that will haul a low car like Camaro.
Try a place that sells trailers as they usually have a few for rent too. |
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rent a driver...fly there. possibly the cheapest option avail...just make sure your insurance policy is paid up!
or make it a 2 day travel trip...stop half way, get hammered and then drive another 4hrs hung over! lol drove from MD. last year..man those WV mountains go on and on and.... |
I'll be coming from NJ and driving it out there.
Unfortunately the ZL1 sucks gas like a mother so I'm expecting 4 or 5 fill ups for the entire trip. My 2015 Colorado made it from NJ to Indy in 3 fill ups so I don't need to worry too much about gas. Plus I just got free stay at the Hyatt using my Hyatt points. 3 nights at not cost, WOOT!!! So my only costs, gas and food. |
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800 miles is a breeze if you break it up into 2 days. :noidea: The road trip is half the fun.
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