430 Flat bedding an F430

Check with your current auto insurance ..I believe they cover it temporarily... so what I am saying if you have current insurance in other cars when you buy another car it is automatically temp covered ...but please check with your insurance and if covered for how much etc

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I second American Modern insurance. Good rates too

 

I would look into a set of very shallow angle, very long ramps to get the nose onto the flat bed. Will probably scrape or face plant without them.

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Lots of low cars out there and have been for a lot of years. It's been over 20 years since I have seen a flatbed operator not familiar and equipped to load and tow a low car. 360/430 is not difficult to load. The nose is not that low or the overhang that long.

On top of that telling someone from the outset how to do their job is not the key to getting good and careful service.

 

Id suggest if at all possible to drive car home. Another option would be to contact nearest high end car dealership to see if they work with a company that regularly loads/tows high end cars and has drivers that aren't named Bubba.
My experience with tow truck drivers has been exactly the opposite of Rifledriver's. They scratch their heads and either don't want to help or they come up with crazy extended ramp ideas that are at the least very risky to damage rocker panels or bottom of front fascia and/or fender.
I have 7 cars insured with Hegarty, and they have guaranteed agreed value coverage and " cherished salvage" where in the event of a total loss I could keep car without having to pay a dime for the salvage value. I Highly recommend them.

 

Make sure you have to tow hook and it screws in okay. Call a local shop that repairs Ferrari's, Moderati's or other high end cars that ride low and find out who they use for towing. Call that tow company and pay them the money to tow it. Don't trust AAA to send out a competent tow truck driver.

 

I would not use just any AAA tow truck guy if you can avoid it .. or try to find someone that can recommend a good flat bed company I know around here there are a couple .. ..like was said any high end dealer or service place would know who is good...

 

I just flatbedded mine from the Hamptons to the jersey shore. I cut a 12' 2x10 into 4 pieces and staggered 2 on each side and worked perfect. make sure you have the tow hook I used it and it takes a while to screw in. lol it has alot of thread