Hauling a cabin cruiser out of a Independence pickup

A 27 ft Chris-Craft Commander 27 was sitting in a Clay County driveway, and no one was buying it. The cabin cruiser had a fuel smell that wouldn't quit, no matter what the owner tried. Every potential buyer walked away the moment they stepped aboard. The boat had been there long enough that the owner stopped answering calls about it. The real problem wasn't the smell. It was that there was no trailer under it anymore. The owner had sold the trailer years back, thinking he'd fix the boat first. The fiberglass hull was sound, but getting a 27-footer off the ground without wheels meant bringing in a heavy-duty crane and a flatbed. Access was tight, neighbors on both sides, and the driveway sloped toward the garage. We positioned the crane carefully, lifted the hull clear, and strapped it down. Most of a morning, and it was on the truck. The Chris-Craft went to the recycler. The fuel tank was drained and disposed of per Missouri environmental rules. The hull got cut down and processed with the rest. The owner got a clear driveway back and paperwork showing it was gone for good. We cover all of Clay County: Liberty, Gladstone, Kearney, Excelsior Springs, Smithville, North Kansas City. Most pickups happen within the same week you call. A lot of boat owners in Independence move their rigs in and out of storage facilities between seasons, and we handle those transitions regularly. You tell us the address and when you need it gone, and we show up with the right equipment to get it loaded and off your property.