Car Transport, WTF, Why not??? Options

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Okay, here is the situation.

My friend purchased a 914 race car and set up for an enclosed transport for it to be picked up and delivered. Transport shows up yesterday to pick up the car and told the seller that they could not pick it up because it was a race car! (IMG:style_emoticons/default/WTF.gif)


Has anyone had anything like this happen to them before? Any ideas?
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[N_Jay]

When I had my car shipped from CA to IL 20 years ago, they did not want to take a non running car since they drive them on and off.
I got a flat bed tow truck with a winch to load it and had to promise the same if he could not roll it off.

He said he only made the concession because I was already scheduled to be the last on and first off.