Anybody want to drive a Camry from Naples Fl to Boston?

My niece inherited her grandmother's Camry.  Its in Naples, but could possibly be in Orlando some time in August.  My sister and her are trying to find a way to get it back here to Boston.  They are heading to Disney for a week in August and may use the Camry instead of paying $700 for a rental.  Best price they got from a transport service is $1100.  Anybody in Fl want to come to Boston?  Its silver, so maybe you can rob a few banks with it on the way here.

Any reason for them not to fly to Disney and drive the car home?

I have more vacation time but I'm getting sick of Florida, can the leave it somewhere else? 

If your border was open to n'er do wells like me I'd do it :).  Be a cool summer rode trip . . .

Orlando, autotrain to it to Lorton, VA then drive it or GRM express it to Boston. 

I may be able to arrange that as a weekend trip. I've never been to Boston before. I could probably even take a day off work and make it into a mini vacay.

I will be in Chattanooga, TN 8/1 to 8/14 and live in South Eastern NH. I can drive it from there if you want.

How soon?

If you can wait for the snowbirds to head south, then the prices will drop as they try to cover fuel heading back north for the next load. 

In reply to rslifkin :

Yeah, you would think.  You have to understand one thing here.  They live in a very affluent town south of Boston.  You drive by a Porsche, a BMW, an Audi, and a McLaren dealership as soon as you get into that town, just to give you an idea what I'm talking about.  "Those" people don't drive home from a vacation.  Heaven forbid.  That's why I got the call.  I'm not one of those people.  Honestly, I was hoping some kid from Florida is going to school in Boston in the fall and is wondering how he/she is going to get their crap from FL to Boston.  Perfect opportunity for some college kid.

In reply to tr8todd :

I’m pretty sure I grew up in that town.  Only the Audi dealership was there when I lived there and the student parking lot at the high school was full of 60’s and 70’s E36 M3boxes.   Times have indeed changed.