Flat window supers are awesome the curved window not so much.

So the car won't roll to Houston without a full trailer... I though about a tow dolly, but the tires aren't worthy. Does anyone have some 4-bolt rollers that I could borrow? I'm still trying to work this out.

I have some ... You need to be the judge on the condition. They have been sitting in the weather for at least two years. I do have two new tires but rather not mount on these unless I had to. My plan is to have a set of stock wheels all painted orig. But you could use them for the trip. you just have to mount and unmount. Come look at them.

If you need to you can pull the ones of my car to get that car down here then hand then back when you get it here

Ok, thanks guys. I'm still waiting on some details from the seller as well as an official OK from my wife...

I have a truck.
I have a trailer.

At 9mpg I would look at other options first or the trip may cost more than the car.

That's why I was possibly going to rent a trailer or dolly once I got there.

check out https://unitedroad.com/instant_quote.php It's who I use for shipping cars the last few. From Dallas to Houston for my mini truck was only $250, which made way more sense to me than truck, trailer, gas mileage, 9-10 hours of my life, Dallas traffic, etc.

I've found them to be pretty competitive price wise, and much better service than other places. UShip is always an option too, but a lot of people that give quotes are just brokers, hold out for someone thats actually picking up the car

I got a quote of $532.50 from them just now, which includes a $150 inoperable vehicle fee... It wouldn't be bad if it was running/driving...