Rob:
Thanks a lot for these numbers,I will check with them when we are closer to shipping a vehicle. We also thought about putting it in a container with our furniture, but I will check with them as to which is better for coats, including Duty.
Thanks again
Dan Marciano
Robert Myers wrote:
Dan,
Regret it took me so long but here is the information for you:
Miriam;s Envio at 305-325-0440 is the service I used last November.
They are located in Miami and do ship vehicles but don;t know current
prices. Also I have been told that another company Rapido Cargo (also
in Miami) at 305-631-0686 provides excellent service but may be
pricier. Good luck -- let me know how it works out.
Rob Myers
Tegucigalpa, Honduras
Central America
On Nov 27, 2006, at 9:17 AM, Dan Marciano wrote:
> Rob:
> Could you please forward the name & number of that company in Miami
> to ship autos to Honduras, soon, we have really high prices so far. $
> 600.000 sound great( even plus taxes) We have used a Santiao Castro to
> ship small items, and they carge about $0.80 per pound from Miami, But
> sometimes there is a minimum charge of about $40.00 as we have shipped
> a few items for our house to the builder.
> We need the company for cars soon, as our house is almost finshed and
> we need a vehicle there in La Cieba
> Thank You
> Dan Marciano,
>
>
> Robert Myers wrote:
> When I moved my household goods to La Ceiba last year, I used a
> shipping company owned by a Honduran family based in Miami, Florida.
> They offered me a price for a full container, or partial container and
> handled all paperwork with Honduran customs, They have a warehouse in
> San Pedro and stored my things until the bridge to La Ceiba was
> repaired. They then delivered everything directly to my house in La
> Ceiba. They also regularly deliver single items from the US such as
> refrigerators or washing machines. A very good service for a good
> price.
>
> Also, the price for shipping a car from Miami to Puerto Cortez was
> $600
> last year (that is before paying impuestos - taxes)
>
> I will look for their telephone number in Miami and post it soon.
> Unless someone else beats me to it.
>
> Rob Myers
> Honduras
> Central America
> On Nov 21, 2006, at 6:37 AM, Van Alston wrote:
>
> > When my container got to Tela, I rounded up every gringo in town. We
> > had it unloaded in less than an hour. Maybe you should try the same
> > thing there in La Ceiba.
> >
> > Van
> >
> > On Nov 20, 2006, at 1:37 PM, Dan Marciano wrote:
> >
> > > Charlie:
> > >
> > > I have a shipping company that charges by the container for the
> > > entire shipment, but they do not provide loading and un-loading.
> Do
> > > you know any people or companies that can unload our container in
> > > Cieba and move it into our house? I can only do so much physical
> > > stuff each day, but would like to get it done in one day.
> > > Dan Marciano
> > >> .
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