YACHT AND VEHICLE TRANSPORT

 


Transporting a vessel or vehicle can be a daunting task for the inexperienced.  

Government regulations, transport costs, specialized equipment and required documentation are only a few of the concerns that need to be considered when transporting a yacht or vehicle.
Motor Yacht Transport

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60' Hatteras Lift Slide Show
 J.P. Reynolds Company has been coordinating the movement of automobiles and water craft for over 30 years.

During this time, the company has gathered  invaluable knowledge about the intricate import and export regulations and the special care needed to ship your yacht, ship's spares or crew's effects to any destination all over the world. 

J.P. Reynolds Company employs the same care and expertise importing or exporting your car, truck, van, or motorcycle. 

By land or sea, motor or Sail, import or export, J.P. Reynolds Company is there to coordinate your transportation needs.
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Volvo Ocean Race
Round The World 2001 - 2002
(formerly the Whitbread Round the World Race)

Volvo Ocean Race - Round the World 2001 - 2002

 Whitbread

Toshiba at the starting line off Fort Lauderdale		  

The Volvo Ocean Race (formerly known as the Whitbread Round the World Race) is a grueling test of man against nature, pushing the yachts and crews to their ultimate limits as they sprint through the most treacherous oceans on the planet.

Fort Lauderdale has been the North American port of call for the Whitbread as they arrive from South America and prepare for the final dash to the finish in Southampton England.

J.P. Reynolds Company, Inc. was honored to be appointed the official Customs Broker and Freight Forwarder for the North American stopovers, responsible for the transportation of the crucial yacht spares and crews effects so vital to a successful campaign.

This year's Volvo Ocean Race - Round the World 2001 - 2002 will cover over 32,250 nautical miles through four oceans over a period of nine months and will have two North American stopovers, the first in Miami and then on to Baltimore / Annapolis before heading back to Europe.

J.P. Reynolds will again be providing for the transportation needs of the racing teams and will endeavor to provide the syndicates with the same expertise and dependable serive as it has in previous round the world races.