Concierge ( Transporting ) - Hagerty Lifestyle

Generally the scenario you describe is used, but instead of a bank, it is a lawyer that administrates the funds. Perhaps choose a lawyer that neither you nor the seller knows, in a town part-way Continue reading >>

I would like your advice on the 3 best vehicle transport companies to move M-Benz from NJ to FL.

Hagerty maintains a listing of options for you on our Resource Directory. There is no one best firm for all circumstances, but all on the list have a" Continue reading>>

Customer is moving a 1963 Corvette from KY to CA, needed advice on pricing of transport both directions.

Pricing will generally be determined in advance, based on total distance driven and the type of handling the car will receive. We maintain a list of reputable shippers at Continue reading >>

A potential client (VA) is looking at purchasing a car in the Los Angeles area (Pamona) and was wondering if we have any referrals for 3rd parties that could help him facilitate this (i.e. getting cashier check, arranging transportation and making sure the vehicle is safely transported) in that area. I have not heard of such a beast and didn't know if you knew of anything/anybody.

I can provide some resources for you, but I know of no "one stop shopping" for the resources you are interested in. Generally, an attorney is used to hold both the funds and the title until both" Continue reading>>

I would like to transport my collector cars from IL to AZ for a relocation. Who can I call and trust that Hagerty supports or backs or knows are legitimate and reliable car transporter companies?

Thanks for your enquiry. See the link below for a list of all of the transport companies as found on our Hagerty Plus resources directory.

I'm interested in finding a company to transport a corvette from southern California to Washington state. Reccomendations?

Have a look at our Hagerty website at

I recently sustained damage to the fabric/vinyl top of my 1931 Chevy coupe while trailering it to a car show. At 55 MPH, the wind lifted the top until it ripped. Once ripped, the wind got underneath and tore it half off. A friend told me that any convertible owner would have advised me to open the side windows an inch to avoid this. Does this work? I want to be able to trailer this car again without worrying about damaging the top.

Relating to your question, it does seem logical to open the windows on the vehicle when trailering it. I presume that either the vents were open, or door seals were inadequate – but having the Continue reading >>