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Anyone have any cheap ideas on how I could get a non-running car from Hull to Worthing?
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A friend (yeah right!) once got from Norwich to Birmingham by joining the AA
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Yes, but you'd need an MOT, tax and insurance to do that.
Fine if our friend has just broken down, but a problem if he's bought a project car on ebay and needs to get it home.
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Would be an arduous journey, but for £300 or so you could buy an A-frame and tow it (of couse, you need a car with a towbar too). Maybe you could even hire an A-frame somewhere.
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Fill it with expanding foam, push it off the docks at hull and it will take about 5 months to migrate round the coast. YOu might have to collect it at chesil beach tho. (at the end with the bigger stones)
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There's usually a few people flogging car transport services on ebay. Search for 'car transport'
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On ebay there are a few trasporting services in the automotive section where you can ask for a quote on transportation.
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Its not what you drive, its how you drive it! :-)
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Hadn't thought of that. Did a search which came up with a couple of people and am awaiting replies. However, not too sure about someone "off the street" as such with my car... I'll have to give it a think.
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I still feel bad about getting a just about running project car, that turned into a completely dead project car within 10 miles, back from York to Farnham courtesy of the Green Flag cover taken out as a precaution 2 days before.
It must have cost them a fortune and was definately a bet loaded in my favour.
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.....so to answer your question get it running if poss even temporarily.
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