If you’re looking to move your vintage trailer, it helps to have a ballpark idea of transport costs. At the time of printing, most RV and trailer transport rates run approximately $2.00 to $2.50 per mile. This is only a general guide—actual costs can vary due to a variety of factors. For the most accurate and up-to-date rates and timing, always contact a professional shipper directly.
What Can Affect the Cost?
Several factors influence the price of hauling your vintage trailer:
- Distance: Longer hauls mean more fuel, time, and labor, which increases the total cost.
- Trailer Size: Larger rigs or those requiring special handling generally cost more to transport than smaller, lightweight trailers.
- Transport Method: Options like flatbed hauling, tow-away service, or drive-away will differ in price depending on your trailer’s condition and the equipment required.
- Seasonal Demand: Prices often climb in peak travel months (especially summer). If you can move in the off-season, you might find lower rates.
Because each transport job is unique—especially when dealing with classic and vintage trailers—we recommend getting quotes from multiple transport companies to compare pricing, timing, and service options.
Whether you’re moving your trailer across the state for a rally or across the country for a new adventure, knowing these factors will help you plan your budget and choose the best transport solution for your needs.
