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Shipping car by sea From Russian East coast

Does any one have any info on shipping a car by sea from Magadan or Vlad. to Alaska. The best route to US is via Korea but would prefer to land in US Alaska.

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A fellow biker we met in Vlad this summer, shipped his bike to USA (Seattle I believe) by sea. It went in a container. Presumably the same can be done with cars - unless you have a Hummer?

Try TRANSFES Maritime Agency.
References to them in our posts towards the end of-
http://www.horizonsunlimited.com/hub...-magadan-45495

Vlad office +7 (4232) 497053 transfes@tma.ru
Magadan office +7 (41322) 97 734 imtrn@magadan.ru
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Richard. Summer 2008 I tried to ship my bike Vlad to Alaska but no joy. Ended up taking Ferry from Zarubino to Sok Co in South Korea, and then shipped bike from Busan to Seattle.

In Vladivostok we received too much conflicting information and finally decided that at least in South Korea, using Wendy Choi of Aero International, we could get straight answers to our questions. It is possible to Ship from Valdivostok to North America (Alaska) but having a Bike meant sharing an existing container. With a 4-Wheel, you might be luckier and have more choice of vessels.

Good Luck .... Geoff
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in my opinion now is best way to shipping a car from Vladivostok to US is way through south korea. right, from Vld to SokCho and then to US. it will be faster and chipper
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