N&M Transfer Tracking

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1. Diptadeep Das July 17, 2024Reply

   Deb Ciriello worked very hard for my incredibly difficult request. I purchased a vintage Series I Datsun 240Z with a strong-running 280Z engine, but had a bad hydraulic system, so no brakes and no clutch. The car was located in a very remote area of West Virginia. I live in Colorado, a distance of over 1,400 miles. The seller’s property was located off of a very narrow paved 2-lane road. The only access to the property was a narrow dirt road that was over 300 feet from the garage where the car was parked. To make matters even more difficult, the previous owner told me that he had an extra engine block and transmission for the car that the previous owner included when he bought the car many years ago. I asked him to take a picture of the extra engine’s serial number and a picture of the 240Z’s engine bay data plate for me. The extra engine ended up being the car’s original matching-numbers engine! So, I just had to have the engine and transmission picked up as well. Rural West Virginia is not exactly a hotbed for auto carriers, especially when you have a very difficult pick up. Deb Ciriello was very diligent trying to find a carrier that could pick up the car, the engine and transmission
   For a reasonable price. No large open or closed auto carrier could pick up the car, even without the engine due to the difficult access to the property. After a lot of hard work, Deb Ciriello found a carrier with a 2-car enclosed trailer that had a Corvette on board, that was also headed to Colorado and the driver was up for the challenge. The 240Z, the original engine and the transmission were all delivered quickly and safely without incident. My thanks to Deb Ciriello of Mercury Auto Transport. I will be sure to contact Deb the next time need a car transported.