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:lol: It'da been a fun trip for sure.

Apparently Morse Van Lines has me beat price wise.

I meant the cargo trailer, GG. If they can't stack palletized freight on top/beside it, they (generally) charge full width and height for the trailer (normally 8'x9')

Nah, it would get stuck in the front of a pup trailer with another bulkhead added behind it. Even if they were hauling it regular freight (not U-Pack), they would charge you full width and height of the trailer anyways.

U-Pack from ABF quote on 14' linear feet of trailer for $6229 door to door, or save $2976 if it's terminal to terminal. Estimated 6 days transit time. The shipping terimial would be in Portland (275 miles) and the recieving would be in Miami (111 miles). Medford to Tallahasse is 2800 miles...

Sure, like I said, not my thing to ponder. If it comes or can come with a trailer, provided it's a reasonable weight, I can tow it behind my Civic and get 30+mpg on average. I came across the scales coming back into MS one time weighing 6klbs combined. That wasn't reasonable :lol: but I...

:lol: I hauled a pile of Wraptors from VA to Chicago back in July, only 750 miles though. Reloading dude keeps asking me about the shipping costs, fawk if I know dude! 20 gallons of brass, press, bullet feeder, brass cleaning setup, etc etc... haven't a clue! Told him it shouldn't be more...

I have a guy in Chino Hills, CA that wants to buy my reloading setup entirely it seems. That'd only add 200 miles to "my" trip, making it a bit over 7k miles. If I handed it off to rskybiz that'd cut about 1200 miles off the trip.

All you and your big trucks! :lol:

I have a U-Ship quote in with ABF (company dad retired from), Willie. www.uship.com might be another source if the timelines/logistics don't work out here.

Yeah the timeline for completion would be important. The good ole Civic could make the trip on ~$600 of fuel, but the trip would take a solid 2 weeks unless you were cranking the miles out for profit.

~3400 miles between the two cities, ~6800 miles if I went. Doesn't seem like it'd be worth it? Dead heading for half the miles seems expensive.