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I just shipped the speed yellow 968 coupe from Florida to CT. Pete at RS barn pointed me to eBay. You put your request in there and you will get a number of offers and prices. I didn't choose the cheapest but it worked out very well and for the $100 and what I would have paid in gas and airfair I had the car in front of my house with no additional miles.
92 968 cab, 1 of 1 Mint green cab, full leather black intr, PCNA promo car, 9th cab for NA market, 6 spd, 968 coupe and cab registry keeper. PCA 968 register advocate.
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Whatever you do - get covered, single-destination transport. I made the mistake of allowing Dependable Auto Shippers transport it on a regular carrier from CA to MA. They ripped off my apron (and threw it away), in turn destroying the apron mounting points in my bumper, took the car for a joyride and left it covered with mud when they delivered it (the other two cars transported with it didn't have a spot of mud). Once the mud was cleaned off, I found that there were scratches into the paint on almost every body panel.
After getting a quote for $5800 from my body shop to repair all of the damage they did (not even a full respray!), they offered me $2100 to replace the front bumper and the apron - the only two pieces they would admit to damaging.
I'm in the process of getting the car repainted over this winter and didn't get to drive it in the summer/fall due to waiting to settle my claim with the transporters.
Long story short - Single-destination, covered transport. No loading/unloading.
1994 Slate Grey M030 Coupe
