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The drive from Missouri to Philadelphia is not that bad. Basically you would take Interstate 70 which becomes the PA turnpike in Washington PA, and then follow the Turnpike to Philly.

It would be a two day trip. Shipping your car is going to be expensive. If you are renting a moving truck you can also rent a trailer and put your car on it for the trip. If you have a moving company, then driving will mean that you do not have to pay to fly or take other transportation.

I would recommend that you drive, and plan on stopping somewhere in Ohio overnight.

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Where did you hear the horror stories? Did you know there are over 20,000 vehicles needing to be shipped per day? The damage ratio is very low as long as your not shipping terminal to terminal. As long as your shipping your vehicle door to door you dont have too much to worry about and the price to of shipping from Missouri to Pennsylvania wouldnt be all that much.