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Originally Posted by pimpston65
my concern work be reliablity, and covering cost if something happens. the trucker idea is great only if it come with peace of mind. im doing a road trip 3hrs away to save on shipping, but thats me. we love roadtrips for parts, but i know many cant, so if the trucker thing works in down for that!!!
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Valid point, and everyone wants their items shipped and received in good shape.. All Common Carriers are required by law to have Cert's, Insurance, ect..ect.. They all carry the same coverages as FedEx, UPS USPS,, Greyhound.. If you want insurance on your item just call your local agent and have a trip permit coverage added... its a simple shipping insurance and if you have a agent that you work with its normally lower in cost that what you would pay from one of the National carriers.