Angels Moving Autos for all your vehicle transport needs!
 

Hi everyone,

We are Angels Moving Autos and a new forum sponsor as well.

We are an auto transport broker and carry solutions for all your vehicle transporting needs to all of 50 USA states as well as Canada. We have shipped anything from motorcycles, to lifted trucks, to high end exotics and anything and everything in between. We can do open or enclosed transport and lift-gate as well upon request.

We ship cars for some of the following performance shops:

ESS Tuning, Lab22, Cobb Tuning, ATS Racing and others.

A little bit about us:
We have a list of hundreds upon hundreds of carriers that we have shipped cars with over the course of 10 years and have filtered out only the best. We actually have a "DO NOT USE" list of carriers we have had bad experiences with and do not do further business with. We also do not do business with brand new trucking companies. While we may not be the cheapest broker to ship a car with, we certainly take good care of our customers and their vehicles. You get what you pay for. The broker industry has become very corrupt and our mission statement is to become the most reliable car transporting solution. We are also in the process of purchasing our own trucks so we can bring you even more reliable car hauling. We want to become both a broker and a carrier. Give us a try.

Check out our website:

http://www.angelsmovingautos.com/

I'm also an auto enthusiast and own a 94 LSx swapped RX7 which makes 535whp/490wtq that I built for road course and street driving.

So if you are starting your own trucking company you will not be able to use your own trucks because of your own policy of not using new trucking companies.

Just wondering.

Mike

We will always use other carriers as well. We would need to own hundreds of trucks to service all the needs of customers, and I would rather be dead then work with that stress level. All of the carriers that we do work with have been with us for at least 5 years now. They are independent owner/operators, they make more money owning their trucks, therefore they do not have the "employee" mindset, they take pride in their work. They appreciate that we do this part of the job, the answering of questions and marketing, and they stick to hauling.

How Much for Miami to Cali...?

What is the year, make, and model of the car? When are you transporting it and are you looking for an open or enclosed rate?