Help with Truck/Van Rental US-> Canada
Dec 21st 2004, 3:51 pm
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Help with Truck/Van Rental US-> Canada
I am looking for a one way rental from New York City to Montreal. From my preliminary research I am having no luck.
U-Haul seems to be able to do it but charges 1000.00 for two days.
Enterprise has the vans for cheap, but doesn't allow drop off in a different location.
Hertz doesn't have vans or trucks.
Anybody has any suggestions
Also, is there any problems landing w/ a rented vehicle.
Thanks
U-Haul seems to be able to do it but charges 1000.00 for two days.
Enterprise has the vans for cheap, but doesn't allow drop off in a different location.
Hertz doesn't have vans or trucks.
Anybody has any suggestions
Also, is there any problems landing w/ a rented vehicle.
Thanks
Dec 21st 2004, 6:27 pm
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Re: Help with Truck/Van Rental US-> Canada
Hi
Should be not problem with a rental, as long as you only use it to deliver your stuff and then return it. With the cost of the rental, check into the cost for NY to Montreal and then drop off in Nothern US, it might be cheaper.
PMM
Originally Posted by prodigyking
I am looking for a one way rental from New York City to Montreal. From my preliminary research I am having no luck.
U-Haul seems to be able to do it but charges 1000.00 for two days.
Enterprise has the vans for cheap, but doesn't allow drop off in a different location.
Hertz doesn't have vans or trucks.
Anybody has any suggestions
Also, is there any problems landing w/ a rented vehicle.
Thanks
U-Haul seems to be able to do it but charges 1000.00 for two days.
Enterprise has the vans for cheap, but doesn't allow drop off in a different location.
Hertz doesn't have vans or trucks.
Anybody has any suggestions
Also, is there any problems landing w/ a rented vehicle.
Thanks
PMM
Dec 22nd 2004, 1:37 pm
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Re: Help with Truck/Van Rental US-> Canada
Originally Posted by PMM
Hi
Should be not problem with a rental, as long as you only use it to deliver your stuff and then return it. With the cost of the rental, check into the cost for NY to Montreal and then drop off in Nothern US, it might be cheaper.
PMM
Should be not problem with a rental, as long as you only use it to deliver your stuff and then return it. With the cost of the rental, check into the cost for NY to Montreal and then drop off in Nothern US, it might be cheaper.
PMM
The problem is that I don't have a visa to reenter the US. Bummer!
Dec 22nd 2004, 2:41 pm
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Re: Help with Truck/Van Rental US-> Canada
When the time comes, we already decided to use a moving company. Driving a truck is not the funiest thing 
Originally Posted by prodigyking
Thanks a lot buddy!
The problem is that I don't have a visa to reenter the US. Bummer!
The problem is that I don't have a visa to reenter the US. Bummer!
Dec 22nd 2004, 3:54 pm
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Re: Help with Truck/Van Rental US-> Canada
I don't mind driving a truck. (actually I would enjoy it.) I am only trying to be frugal here. Hiring a moving company, plus an airplane ticket will probably be over a 1000 dollars.
Which moving companies would you suggest in the states?
Which moving companies would you suggest in the states?
Originally Posted by siv04
When the time comes, we already decided to use a moving company. Driving a truck is not the funiest thing
Dec 22nd 2004, 4:09 pm
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Re: Help with Truck/Van Rental US-> Canada
I'll do my research when we start prepearing to move but recently I looked at
http://www.upack.com
http://www.upack.com
Originally Posted by prodigyking
I don't mind driving a truck. (actually I would enjoy it.) I am only trying to be frugal here. Hiring a moving company, plus an airplane ticket will probably be over a 1000 dollars.
Which moving companies would you suggest in the states?
Which moving companies would you suggest in the states?
