Shipping a Sportsmobile

[arctictraveller]

Originally Posted by dig255

I just wrote a long reply only to have it not post. Don

FYI, The next time you write a long post, copy it first before hitting post. That way when it disappears and you have to login again, all you have to do is paste it back and it will post. Unfortunately, this is a very common issue. peace….

[dig255]

Originally Posted by arctictraveller

FYI, The next time you write a long post, copy it first before hitting post. That way when it disappears and you have to login again, all you have to do is paste it back and it will post. Unfortunately, this is a very common issue. peace….

Thank you. Have a good day.

[AndyPhan]

Sorry to hear about your Sportsmobile trouble in Vegas. Dealing with shipping companies can be tricky, I get it.

[BimmerTOP]

Dealing with shipping companies can be a real headache, no doubt about it. If you're weighing your options, renting a heavy-duty trailer and truck might seem like a hassle, but sometimes it's the most straightforward solution.While I haven't personally shipped a Sportsmobile, I've had some smooth moves with ThreeMovers. They've been my go-to for handling all sorts of relocation logistics, and they might be able to help you out too. Considering their track record, it could be worth looking into their rates for shipping your van to Denver.