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3 3:13:09 AM Pacific Standard Time, davner@kaosol.net writes:
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e familiar with rates for shipping pianos around the country? How much would=
it cost to ship a small grand about 1000 miles (Denver to San Francisco)? &=
nbsp;Who does one call? TIA for any info. --David Nereson,=
RPT
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<BR>Dave,
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<BR>Keyboard Carriage does a lot of long distance shipping. They bring=
pianos from the east coast to dealers in the west. Another thing you =
might try is one of the Van Lines. They can sometimes squeeze a piano =
into a loaded truck. They'll send about eight guys, and overwrap it, b=
ut they're generally pretty safe.
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<BR>The cost has generally been around a thousand bucks.
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<BR>With Keyboard Carriage, I'd recommend having the piano go to a dealer, b=
ecause they usually only send a driver on a long trip. Arrangements ca=
n be made with a local mover once it gets here. Where is it going in t=
he bay area? If it is somewhere in my neighborhood, I'd be willing to =
help out on this end.
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<BR>Dave Stahl</FONT></HTML>