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Bertram shipping from NJ/NY help needed
Posted: May 27th, '12, 02:14
by Todd Pearce
Hi to all, I`ve found two boats in NJ worth buying but the shipping qoutes are just friken killer,What i have found is that if I price a boat out of FL from the nz agent its 40k USD but if i ring the comp direct in FL the price is 30k USD ,big diff, problem is I don`t know any shipping companys in NJ being from NZ,so I was Hoping some one might recommend some options direct,in the hope the price might be better/do-able and/or can it be shipped to FL ? any thoughts or help would be great
regards Todd
new zealnd
Posted: May 27th, '12, 07:05
by Thums Up
Hi Todd,
You can ship via truck from NJ to FL or pay to have it run down the coast which is very costly. Dpemds on size. If your doing Dockwise like we did when we shipped our boat to Costa Rica you will need someone to off load it in Port Everglades area and work with Dockwise to load it via the water.
I still have keep in touch with the guy who did ours....they have to have special security clearence to load and off load there. No not just anyone can do it.
Let me know the size bert. you got and I can start to give you more options and pricing, along with time frame. Also, which shipping company....I might be able to get you better pricing.
Greg
shipping costs
Posted: May 28th, '12, 04:11
by Todd Pearce
Hi,thanks for your help,I`am looking at a B37,My heart is in a b31 but i have 3 kids so its got to be a 37 for now,,I thought for sure some one here would be in the shipping came or could help,again thanks for your help
Posted: May 28th, '12, 08:45
by Thums Up
Cool. It is a holiday here today but over the week I will try to get some info for you.
I do know.... it will most likely have to be run down the coast to Florida which will get pricey. Diesel is about 4.20 a gal here in NJ. It is just over 1000 miles from NJ to Lauderdale.
Posted: May 28th, '12, 08:55
by Bertramp
As for timing, you are at the tail end of most folks shipping boats north, so you might get a reasonable price trying to catch a truck running south empty that would like to offset some costs.
Posted: May 28th, '12, 08:57
by Thums Up
Is it the boat Jobsite?
jobsite
Posted: May 28th, '12, 14:38
by Todd Pearce
No ,I dont think so, but if shes got cats i`d like to know about her
I just checked, Jobsite, is a boat of interest, haven`t seen her but understand she has issues
Posted: May 29th, '12, 10:05
by Dug
Dockwise ships out of Newport, RI as well. I would think maybe NYC?
hauler
Posted: May 29th, '12, 10:27
by mikepelham
Ship Bottom boat Hauling has moved a couple for me. One from Nantucket to LBI. Ask for Heidi 609-978-7757.
Posted: May 29th, '12, 11:04
by bertram 20
have you looked into U ship i used them and had a good outcome with shipping boat from S carolina to mass
Posted: May 29th, '12, 12:11
by Thums Up
HI Mike
I have used them several times great guys! But, i think this is too big for them. A 37 with a tower or hard top won't clear the bridges.....clearence w/ a hard top is around 14.5 without the trailor and is 13'+ wide. Granted you could always take it off.
Where are you on LBI? I am up in B. Light but building the new boat over in Waretown.
Dug....there RI location used to only do Europe. I will check to see if it changed.
Posted: May 29th, '12, 19:29
by bob lico
ok back to normal . i am at the marina. i have you covered just need height of boat,weight,beam,total length. will be shipped from newark new jersey. kelly at oakdale yacht will fill you in on details. (631) 589-1087
Posted: May 30th, '12, 10:07
by Raybo Marine NY
honestly I dont see too much of a savings versus the logistics and cost involved.
b37
Posted: Jun 1st, '12, 03:50
by Todd Pearce
hi bob can you pm me your ph number and ill give you a call