300zx interstate transport

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  1. Nick89

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    Hey just wondering if anyone has use a good towie to bring a 300zx from queensland to sydney
     
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    I'd suggest CEVA.

    Cost me $650 to bring my zed from Vic to QLD. Not sure if this was a special rate though. I know many people that have used CEVA without any dramas.
     
  3. Nick89

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    Its a 25th sooo im stressing over the front lip getting ripped off
     
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    I recall the seller having to jack my car up to get it on the truck safely.

    I am sure they can accommodate for a low car though.
     
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    I just called them and they gave me the same quote and a quote for the car to be fully covered quote of 845
     
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    Pull the bar off?
     
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    driveable or not? Will make a huge difference. Cost me $500 to move a '95 300zx from Sydney to Brisbane, using Door to Door Car carriers http://www.doortodoorcars.com.au/contact.htm

    An non-driveable fairlady convertible rolling chassis was $1200
     
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    I used CEVA from Bris to Melbourne, 95mm clearance and no lip damage. very happy with them, was about $700 ish which was cheap too at the time.
     
  9. Nick89

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    Does any one know the stock ride hieght on a 25th annaversary
     
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    Car starts and drives but is not registered and I dont think the current owner will remove the bumper for me
    ceva sounds like the way to go
     
  11. SIM300

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    I too used CEVA to transport my slicktop from WA to TAS. If the car is on stock suspension it should be fine. Lowest point needs to be minimum 100mm from memory, but they do have special trucks to accommodate lower vehicles but cost more.
     
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    CEVA is the go unless you have a towbar and some spare time :)
     
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