shipping your car

[a_m]

You don't.

Just for the weight of goods. Weigh truck, trailer and car empty. Fill truck and car. Weigh full. Get paid for difference.

And if there is nothing in the car? I'm just SOL?

 

[snake020]

No, you can claim gas and oil you pay for the route as expenses if you do a partial DITY, but that reimbursement will be taxed. No partial dity = no reimbursement for these expenses, just travel pay at whatever the PCS per diem per mile rate is (think 20¢ now). As said, even if you're only moving a few lbs a partial DITY is still a good idea.

 

[xj220]

I may as well ask this Q here since the thread is already started...

I'll be moving to the BEST coast later this year... Lemoore or Whidbey (preferably Whidbey)... have two cars. The wife and I are debating if we should trade one in for a truck and tow the other out, drive one & ship one, or sell one and get another when we get out west. What say you?

Just so you know, we've got a '93 Accord and a '04 Altima.

Thanks,
Bubba

Fixed it for you.