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Hey, does anyone know a good company for transporting a car from one side of australia to the other? anyone know roughly how much it would cost, and would it be cheaper just to fly over and drive back.. thx.

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Hmm, this would be from Melbourne to Perth.. so far i have been quoted $930 from MovingAgain, and $1,160 from V.I.P Inspections.

If i can't get a much cheaper quote than this from anyone, than i may just fly over and drive back, which would probably be fun :cheers: but rather inconvenient.

Anyone know a cheaper way to get a skyline from one state to another, and which doesn't involve 4 days of driving?

imagine melb to perth... on my own it would prob take 4 - 5 days :( i would rather keep my paid holidays for something more exciting and pay someone else to do it, but not if it's gonna cost $900+

So does anyone know of a company that does it alot cheaper?

Has anyone driven from SA to WA?

Stuff coming out of Perth is much cheaper thatn going into Perth.

Search for Car Freight on the net and make sure you let them know that you know it's cheaper to freight stuff out of Perth.

The reason for this is because lots goes into Perth, not much comes out of Perth.

Shop it around.

BASS OUT

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