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#322236 - Sat Apr 28 2012 12:13 PM North American Van Lines
LC 336 Online   content
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Registered: Mon Sep 21 2009
Loc: COLORADO
I just can't say enough about these guy's.
Red carpet service all the way.
Three pumps from Az to Co about 10 day's and only $500.
I got prices from all over, no one even came close to them.


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#322238 - Sat Apr 28 2012 12:22 PM Re: North American Van Lines [Re: LC 336]
Dave's Garage Offline
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Registered: Mon Dec 05 2011
Loc: Abbotsford, British Columbia, ...
From the back that looks like Frank & Mike from American Pickers. They must be moonlighting during the day to make ends meet.
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#322240 - Sat Apr 28 2012 12:37 PM Re: North American Van Lines [Re: Dave's Garage]
K W FRITH Online   content
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Registered: Sun Oct 21 2007
Loc: Devils Lake, ND---USA
I just had one shipped too! Has all the internals and its heavy as heck and coming 1500 miles for $450! I've sure had great luck with them both sending and receiving!

NAVL-800-959-8880 (ext2)
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#322244 - Sat Apr 28 2012 01:37 PM Re: North American Van Lines [Re: K W FRITH]
LC 336 Online   content
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Registered: Mon Sep 21 2009
Loc: COLORADO
It does look like Frank. LOL

When they were done and I was signing the paper work, the guy working the dolly asked me if I finshed the last two he brought me.
I bought two pumps from Kevin F a few years back, it was the same guy that delivered those two.
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#322354 - Sat Apr 28 2012 08:58 PM Re: North American Van Lines [Re: LC 336]
texacokie Offline
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Registered: Sun Jun 19 2011
Loc: Oklahoma (BOOMER SOONER)
That is better than Uship, I guess I need to check them out. I did not know they offered this service I thought they were strickly for residential moving across country.

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#322366 - Sat Apr 28 2012 09:54 PM Re: North American Van Lines [Re: texacokie]
LC 336 Online   content
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Registered: Mon Sep 21 2009
Loc: COLORADO
They move pumps door to door. I've used them a few times as well as other Old Gas members.
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#322392 - Sat Apr 28 2012 10:30 PM Re: North American Van Lines [Re: texacokie]
Loyd Pierce Offline
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Registered: Thu Jan 13 2011
Loc: Mt. Juliet, Tenn.
Originally Posted By: texacokie
That is better than Uship, I guess I need to check them out. I did not know they offered this service I thought they were strickly for residential moving across country.


Using the number kevin has listed and ext.2 will put you with the gaming division, pinballs,gas pumps,etc. think as long as its not alive,they will move it.
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#322403 - Sat Apr 28 2012 11:23 PM Re: North American Van Lines [Re: Loyd Pierce]
Dave's Garage Offline
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Registered: Mon Dec 05 2011
Loc: Abbotsford, British Columbia, ...
I've had pumps shipped before by another carrier and they wanted all items mounted on pallets. This seems more convenient as the pumps are simply wrapped in a moving blanket.
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#337121 - Wed Jun 27 2012 07:38 PM Re: North American Van Lines [Re: LC 336]
Flatland Offline
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Registered: Sun Jun 12 2011
Loc: Texas panhandle
I realize this post is a couple of months old, but this topic seems to come up pretty regularly. I have used freightquote, uship, and North American for various items. North American is usually higher by 30-50%, but you don't have to touch it. This is nice if you are buying and the seller doesn't want to mess with it. The others need to be bolted to a pallet and wrapped or crated. I have never had a pump damaged shipping either way. The last one shipped was $400 from Chicago on North American, or $185 with uship. Just my $.02.

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