Naval Support Activity Crane Car Shipping

Published by Joe Webster.

Naval Support Activity Crane Auto Shipping Services by A-1 Auto Transport

NSA Crane is a United States Navy post in Martin County, Indiana, about 35 miles southwest of Bloomington.

Under the first supplemental Defense Appropriations Act, it was founded in 1941 as the Naval Ammunition Depot under the Bureau of Ordnance for the production, testing, and storage of ordnance.

It is named after William M. Crane. Today it is the world's third-largest naval installation by geographic area.

If you're fortunate enough to be permitted to relocate here, you'll need to figure out how you'll transport your automobile.

Look for shipping businesses with a solid reputation and who provide excellent service. A1 Auto Transport has successfully transported over 100 vehicles from one military base to the next and can assist you with yours as well.

a soldier inspecting a military vehicle's tire

Shipping to a Base in the CONUS Area – ONLY IF BASE IS INSIDE THE STATES

CONUS Area stands for Continental United States Area. In the United States, the government does not give free delivery to military sites. This implies you will be liable for your shipping charges if your base is in the United States.

There are a few exceptions for specific officers. To learn if you qualify for this exception, contact your transportation officer.

To save time, you should start looking for shipping companies near you as soon as feasible. Find out how much their shipping costs and go with the one that appeals to you the most.

Full List of Military Shipping Services We Offer

We ship the following vehicles to Naval Support Activity Crane:

ATVs
Cars
Suvs
Vans
Motorcycles

Military Car Shipping

Moving to a new base necessitates shipping your belongings and vehicle. PCS moves are frequently timed, and you only have a certain amount of time to get from your old base to your new one.

As a result, you cannot afford to waste time and must select a shipping business as quickly as feasible.

It may be stressful for you to consider driving your car down yourself. Especially if there is a significant gap between the two bases.

You should hire a third-party shipping business to handle your shipments. This will relieve you of some labor and give you enough time to organize your trip.

Choosing the wrong shipping provider is a definite way to break your heart. Make sure you do your homework on the various shipping businesses in your area. Their policies, insurance packages, and customer comments, among other things.

Inquire about the base you'll be visiting. Are there any specific rules about vehicles that you should be aware of? Establish a positive relationship with your transportation officer; he will be of great assistance to you.

You'll need to bring some paperwork with you when you move. Some of them include:

Proof of car ownership is required.
Permission to ship the car
PCS must be provided.
A government-issued identification card

a row of military vehicles parked neatly

Preparing your car for Shipment

Here are a few things you should take to ensure a seamless delivery process:

Documents - This is something that cannot be overstated. Make sure your paperwork is in order and don't leave it in the car.
Fill up any cracks in your windshield. It will be protected from breaking as a result of this.
Remove the fuel tank.
Clean the vehicle.

Military Motorcycle Shipping

If you own a motorcycle, you'll probably want to bring it with you to your new home. You may be shipping both your automobile and motorcycle. Make sure you're aware of the motorcycling laws in Naval Support Activity Crane.

Although having your car and motorcycle will appeal to you, keep in mind that transporting two vehicles at once will cost you extra money.

A1 Auto Transport gives a discount on multiple vehicle shipments, so don't worry.