7 Steps To Get Your Non-Running Project Car To Hawaii
Car transport to Hawaii can be a complex process on its own, but when the car isn’t running, it adds an extra layer of logistical challenges. Whether you're relocating, gifting your beloved project car to a family member, or finally bringing your restoration dream to paradise, it’s important to plan carefully. Here’s a detailed guide on shipping a non running car to Hawaii smoothly and efficiently. Step 1: Understand What "Non-Running" Means for Shipping Companies First, recognize that car transport companies categorize non-running vehicles differently from operational ones. A “non-running” vehicle is one that cannot be driven under its own power onto a carrier or into a container. Shipping companies need to know upfront because special equipment (such as forklifts or winches) will be required to load and unload the car. Some companies may define "non-running" more strictly. For example, a car that steers and rolls freely is easier to transport than one with fr...