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Absolutely, shipping an inoperable RV is possible, although the vehicle’s condition can significantly impact the overall price.

Certainly, while some carriers might permit personal items in a travel trailer during shipping, it’s crucial to note that these items, along with the passenger compartment, aren’t covered by the carrier’s insurance. Therefore, in the event of any damage to these personal belongings during transit, reimbursement won’t be provided.

Absolutely, certain small or mid-sized trailers can indeed be transported while loaded on the trailer itself. I recommend sharing the trailer’s specific name and dimensions with your shipping agent. They can then guide you on the most suitable shipping approach for your situation.

Of course, that arrangement can be arranged provided someone can hand over the keys and release the vehicle to the driver. A friend, relative, colleague, or neighbor could assist with this.

When shipping an RV or travel trailer within the mainland, typically no special documents are needed unless the vehicle comes from an auction or dealership. In such cases, the driver might require a buyer and lot number, VIN number, or a release form for Manheim.

For small trailers such as Toy Haulers, Lightweights, and Popup campers, carriers often accommodate 2-3 vehicles at once. However, larger trailers occupy more space on the carrier, leaving no room for additional vehicles.