besides Uhaul?

i need one-way, full deck (not a tow dolly) auto transport

Uhaul wants fuckin $500

or...does anyone know about procedure at Uhaul? could i tell them that i need it for one day, in town ($49) and then just drop it off at the destination and tell them some story about ....idk, something

ideas?

8/19/2006 3:17:08 PM

$500 god damn

8/19/2006 3:46:36 PM

What about them jerks at holland rental?

8/19/2006 4:04:48 PM

a uhaul for a full auto transporter is only 24 bucks a day, I don't knwo what you did. Its Uhaul, so you can tell them one day, should be $50 bucks to drop it off at another location. I did it just two months ago, dragged a corvette outta Raleigh and left it in SC.

8/19/2006 4:13:55 PM

no way holland will offer a one-way rental

8/19/2006 4:14:06 PM

I was fixing to say...they don't have anybody at the other end.

8/19/2006 4:15:37 PM

Quote :

"a uhaul for a full auto transporter is only 24 bucks a day, I don't knwo what you did. Its Uhaul, so you can tell them one day, should be $50 bucks to drop it off at another location. I did it just two months ago, dragged a corvette outta Raleigh and left it in SC"

I don't know where in the blue fuck you got that price, unless it was because you also rented the truck from them.

Their usual rate is 50 dolla a day.

8/19/2006 4:16:52 PM

don't forget to unplug the speedometer when travelling

8/19/2006 4:18:45 PM

The guy in Myrtle Beach last year said they have no way of recording miles on a U-Haul and just estimate it by Mapquest from the office you left to where you are returning if you one way.

8/19/2006 5:09:58 PM

^^ cause trailers have speedometers right??

8/19/2006 6:17:09 PM

haha i suck

8/19/2006 8:52:06 PM

wait...so if i tell them i just need it for a day, i can still drop off at another location?

if i end up needing it, i will be traveling from high point to mobile, AL

easily done in 8-10 hours, therefore making it a one day usage

my concern is if i try dropping off in another location

hell, even if i have to pay two days, thats fine, i sure as shit ain payin $500 and i dont want to have to drag that thing back home.....if thats what i end up having to do, ill use a friend of mines...but thats worse case scenario



before i get some wiseass telling me to go ask them, i did, i went to the location in garner on mechanical blvd and the people there are only marginally smarter than the trailers they rent

[Edited on August 19, 2006 at 9:03 PM. Reason : ]

8/19/2006 9:02:08 PM

make god damn sure you check that trailer over good if you get it from u-haul, last time i rented one from them with hydrualic brakes, the first three trailers on the lot had a bone dry master cylinder, the fourth had a bad wheel bearing, the fifth had three dry rotted tires and one flat one, and finaly the last one was somewhat safe to pull on the road

8/19/2006 9:51:44 PM

Quote :

"Quote : "a uhaul for a full auto transporter is only 24 bucks a day, I don't knwo what you did. Its Uhaul, so you can tell them one day, should be $50 bucks to drop it off at another location. I did it just two months ago, dragged a corvette outta Raleigh and left it in SC" I don't know where in the blue fuck you got that price, unless it was because you also rented the truck from them. Their usual rate is 50 dolla a day."

Did you completely fucking miss that $50 to drop it off at another location?

But ya, 1 day trip, dropping it off at any other location than the one you got it at will be $50. Problem is you won't be able to pick up the trailer when they open, do all the damn paper work, take the trailor back, load the car, strap it down, take it to AL, unload it, and get it to a uhaul rental place in 13 hours (add an extra hour for timezone). Took me 10 hours to get to Mobile going 75 the whole way. So you could do it in two days for $100, without a problem.

And go to the center on Capital Boulevard, they have the most.

8/21/2006 12:40:32 AM