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jray3 · 07-07-2016, 02:16 PM

Hi Owl, as a displaced native of the Magnolia state, I'll state that you're definitely in a low-cost area for eco-cars (though they be rare there). In Texas outside of the metro areas good buys can be had too. IIRC, small cars don't get much of a price break on shipping fees, and there's nothing like a road trip to get to know each other! I bought a Ford Ranger for my move from Atlanta, GA to Portland, OR and towed my project Karmann Ghia cross country. Great trip.

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jray3 Karmann Eclectric Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: Graham, WA Posts: 165 Odysseus - '00 Honda Odyssey MR BEAN - '12 Mitsubishi i-MiEV SE Karmann Eclectric - '71 VW Karmann Ghia Electric Conversion BOB - '87 Ford 250 Lariat ext cab Thanks: 9 Thanked 90 Times in 51 Posts	Hi Owl, as a displaced native of the Magnolia state, I'll state that you're definitely in a low-cost area for eco-cars (though they be rare there). In Texas outside of the metro areas good buys can be had too. IIRC, small cars don't get much of a price break on shipping fees, and there's nothing like a road trip to get to know each other! I bought a Ford Ranger for my move from Atlanta, GA to Portland, OR and towed my project Karmann Ghia cross country. Great trip. __________________ 2012 Mitsubishi i-MiEV, 112 MPGe 2000 Honda Odyssey 1987 F250 Diesel, 6.9L IDI, goes on anything greasy 1983 Grumman Kurbwatt, 170 kW "Gone Postal" twin 1983 Mazda RX-7 electric, 48 kW car show cruiser 1971 VW Karmann Ghia electric, 300 kW tire-smoker 1965 VW Karmann Ghia cabriolet, 1600cc Have driven over 100,000 all-electric miles!