Elbow
11-04-2013, 04:56 PM
I'm suppose to go pickup my new race car next Monday and am going to drive it back, while I carry the spares in a truck.
I planned to use my truck, but I am realizing how small it is. It's a 2000 Dakota Sport, regular truck. It won't tow the car hint the driving it back, a friend could tow it but that would be Sunday and it just won't work. The car comes with quite a few spares (1 engine, 2 transmissions, 12 wheels, 7 boxes of misc. parts, steering racks, etc.)
....that's a lot of stuff.
Does anyone know of a CHEAP rental place that I am missing that rents cargo vans and/or moving trucks? The mileage is the killer from the main rental places. The car is in Nashville, so mileage would rack up quickly.
I've searched and can't find any deals, U-Haul, Budget, Enterprise, Hertz, Penske, etc.
I'd throw a hitch on my truck and just rent a U-Haul utility trailer but that's just more $$ to get a hitch. I guess if I can't find anything I'm stacking stuff roof high and filling the new car up. :tongue1:
I planned to use my truck, but I am realizing how small it is. It's a 2000 Dakota Sport, regular truck. It won't tow the car hint the driving it back, a friend could tow it but that would be Sunday and it just won't work. The car comes with quite a few spares (1 engine, 2 transmissions, 12 wheels, 7 boxes of misc. parts, steering racks, etc.)
....that's a lot of stuff.
Does anyone know of a CHEAP rental place that I am missing that rents cargo vans and/or moving trucks? The mileage is the killer from the main rental places. The car is in Nashville, so mileage would rack up quickly.
I've searched and can't find any deals, U-Haul, Budget, Enterprise, Hertz, Penske, etc.
I'd throw a hitch on my truck and just rent a U-Haul utility trailer but that's just more $$ to get a hitch. I guess if I can't find anything I'm stacking stuff roof high and filling the new car up. :tongue1: