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<blockquote data-quote="drew gandy" data-source="post: 43320" data-attributes="member: 880">Re: Moving trucksDo you have any links or #s?&nbsp; I did some web searching and found Pods and Upack but didn&#039;t find any other &quot;freight&quot; options that were easy to decipher from the web.&nbsp; Wrapping on pallets could work but it seems that getting all the stuff on a dock somewhere for pickup (and then on the other end as well) might be the hard part.&nbsp; I don&#039;t have a dock at my shop and I don&#039;t know anyone to suggest.&nbsp; Mr Graham&#039;s suggestion of air freight has me confused.&nbsp; I would think train and truck would be a lot cheaper.&nbsp; I think most of the stuff could spend some time in transit.&nbsp; I would be rooting for train as it seems easier on the fossils than any other option but Amtrak doesn&#039;t take furniture (and many other items although I did ship a drum set to Seattle a few years ago and it was cheaper than UPS).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="drew gandy, post: 43320, member: 880"] Re: Moving trucks Do you have any links or #s? I did some web searching and found Pods and Upack but didn't find any other "freight" options that were easy to decipher from the web. Wrapping on pallets could work but it seems that getting all the stuff on a dock somewhere for pickup (and then on the other end as well) might be the hard part. I don't have a dock at my shop and I don't know anyone to suggest. Mr Graham's suggestion of air freight has me confused. I would think train and truck would be a lot cheaper. I think most of the stuff could spend some time in transit. I would be rooting for train as it seems easier on the fossils than any other option but Amtrak doesn't take furniture (and many other items although I did ship a drum set to Seattle a few years ago and it was cheaper than UPS). [/QUOTE]

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