The northbound run · Florida → New York
Head home.
Bring your car.
Florida to New York car shipping, with David as your direct contact.
Tell him when you’re heading north. Start with a price and a pickup plan that fit your trip.
Planning a January–May return? Start the conversation early.
The East Coast run
NY ⇄ FLRoute illustration · not live tracking
1,000+ cars hauled without issue. Ask David about the trips behind that number.
Know who’s hauling your car
A person.
Not a guessing game.
You deal with the man who owns the truck. Ask David about the carrier, equipment and coverage for your trip.
Your travel plans come first
Make the handoff
part of the plan.
Share your flight or departure date before agreeing to a pickup window.
- Start with the two ZIPs.
Send your car details and preferred pickup date.
- Agree on the pickup.
Confirm the location, window, inspection and paperwork with David.
- Plan who receives the car.
Confirm the delivery location, receiving person and vehicle check.
Your northbound quote
The details before
the departure.
- Pickup
- Florida · [confirmed cities / ZIPs]
- Delivery
- New York · [confirmed cities / ZIPs]
- Timing
- [pickup and delivery windows]
- Price
- Based on ZIPs, vehicle, condition and dates.
- Terms
- [inclusions, payment and cancellation terms]
A request is not a confirmed booking.
Plan your move
Best time to book?
Start with your travel dates. Explore the seasonal search pattern below.
Yellow = January–May northbound search rush
January · In the January–May northbound search rush. Start the conversation as soon as you know your travel dates.
Based on US Google search interest, Oct 2025–Sep 2026. This is a planning cue, not truck availability or a price forecast.
The owner behind the wheel
Meet David Marinich.
Owner-operated. New York ⇄ Florida. One conversation about the car you need moved.
[David’s short introduction and a permitted northbound job example]
More about David ↗Can the quoted price change?
Ask for the total, inclusions and any circumstances that could change it. [David’s quote validity and price-change terms].
What if pickup or delivery is delayed?
Tell David about travel deadlines before booking. [Delay notification, revised-window and cancellation process].
Where in Florida and New York do you go?
[Confirmed cities and service ZIPs]. Text both ZIPs so David can check your exact route.
What happens if the car is damaged?
Ask to see the actual coverage and inspection procedure. [Insurance limits, exclusions and claims process].
One text gets it started
Florida to New York.
Let’s talk dates.
Pickup ZIP. Delivery ZIP. Car. Date.
A quote request does not reserve a truck.