Melbourne Sydney car transport

[jason]

Hi, I've bought a Fiat 500 in Melbourne. Anyone know a cheap transport company? Thanks in advance.

[MrUpwey]

Fly down and drive it back...however, make sure you have RACV and RACNSW in your speed dial

[Terminator]

CEVA reasonable cheap...for a reason

[Gus Carfi]

I’ve also used ceva (4times) never had a problem

[Mr911]

I’ve used ceva as well and found them to be reasonable. Can opt for closed or open as well. Quotes can be obtained online on their website.

[jason]

Thanks everyone for info. I'll start with Ceva. The car is a project car so just rolling chassis.

[SportoEvans]

I just used Prixcar, Perth to Melbourne (after buying Sean's (mrar) 912).

They were very good, very fast, very professional. They answered every question I had before shipment.

They were 5% more expensive than CEVA on Perth to Melbourne.

Personally - I would drive it

[9er]

Thanks everyone for info. I'll start with Ceva. The car is a project car so just rolling chassis.

Most of the places wont move a non running car. Ceva charged me $500 extra when the running car I purchased could not be started.
They don't allow spare parts in the car either.

[Jeff Eelkema]

Try Speedy Car Carriers, small team on Sunshine Coast but do the east coast and will do a non runner.

[jason]

Thanks everyone for the advice. I went with Ceva. Car should arrive in a couple of days. I later found this marketplace website www.uship.com. They have really good door to door quotes. Half the price of Ceva. Anyone used them for anything?