Jul 16, 2009 by tom | Posted in Indianapolis
I think renting a pick-up truck would probably be the cheapest way. I'm driving from Indy, and back.
The truck rental companies do not rent pickup trucks. The smallest truck will end up costing you (one way) between $400-$450.
Suggest you look in your area for a car rental place that may have a cargo van.
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Dun's review
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Dun's review and modern industry
Creator: Dun & Bradstreet Publications Corporation | Business & Economics - 1964-01
FULL SERVICE truck leasing ★ * * Pick a Plan thai fits your Purse and Purpose!
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