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YOUR RESEARCHSending my 911 to Puerto Rico
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Run about $1600 so its not
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I am already scheduled for my car to be transported there, it will run about $1600 so its not that bad.
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Have a guy with a welder weld tie downs in for ya and use the big 12K straps.
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If you do a ro-ro I do recomend using body shop film on the car.
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Hey all, i am sending my car to Puerto Rico in December due to a job opportunity there and we have always kind of wanted to move back there due to many reasons including family ( i am originally from PR).
It takes 10 days to ship the vehicle and I am concerned that the shipping company might put miles on it or misstreat it... Like I am kind of worried a kid works there and would take it for a spin and just screw something up and my worst nightmare would be receiving the car with a bad engine... I know that the shipping company is responsible for it in case of an accident but i am not sure of engine damage, etc.... Anyways, this might sound stupid but is there be anything I can do to the Throttle body maybe to avoid it fully opening? or maybe something else that I can do to avoid someone taking this car to its limit? My car is a 99 C2...
thank you
This company claims to give you 4 different tunes including a "Valet mode"...
https://www.goapr.com/products/ecu_u...carrera34.html
I have no experience with them, but it might be worth a look.
Documenting miles is my only suggestion.
We spent a week in Rincon last year. Nice people and beautiful island. Wish i knew how to surf! We will be back again!
Also, talk to the shipping company as I did this many moons ago, wanted them to cover my vehicle once it got there, I included an all weather cover in the trunk. The car will be sitting outside in what looks like an impound lot. Any one that you trust to pick the car for you? Or to check it out?
Dude, the mountain roads ahead of you on your weekend trip to Cayey to eat lechon are awesome. Buena suerte panin!
Shipping your car comes in essentially three flavors: roll on/roll off, container, and exclusive container, the last having the lowest risk of damage and no driving of your car, but the most expensive. I've always used RO/RO service in shipping my own stuff back and forth to Europe and never had a problem (except an occasional dead battery). I wouldn't worry much about anyone driving your car at the port, they have lots of cars to unload & no time or opportunity for joyriding. Most forwarders offer pretty reasonable shipping insurance. Good luck whatever you decide.
A good friend of mine lives in PR....if you ever go to meetups there, he will be there.....he lives in Bayamon....he and his father own several Porsches
Its basically about 2K to ship a smaller container anywhere by sea..
The 20 foot ones are the most economical,
Have a guy with a welder weld tie downs in for ya and use the big 12K straps.
RO-RO also means they can&will leave the car sit and idle till it runs out of gas for some shippers.
They'll be assuming they can just slosh some fuel in at the other end.. (And it wont be 92 octane.. )
If you do a ro-ro I do recomend using body shop film on the car.
Thanks everyone for all your recommendations!, I will be living on the north of the island, about 30 minutes from San Juan.. I am already scheduled for my car to be transported there, it will run about $1600 so its not that bad. I have added some extra insurance just in case.
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