I am a family man living in Texas. For my Job, I have to move from here (TX) to Nebraska next month. It is a 800 miles journey. This migration is giving me a big headache. I have a car that is not enough to move all my stuffs from here. I just want one trip . I cant leave all my belongings here because if I have to buy those things, it might cost me thousands of dollars. Nobody gonna buy my old couches, furniture, bedding and other house-hold accessories. Is there any way to ship those things from here to there ? or any other alternative so that i can move along with my stuffs safe and cheaper way ... or any other idea 

option 1:

Rent a small truck or a van... put all your stuff in it and tow your car behind it: http://www.uhaul.com/Reservations/EquipmentDetail.aspx?model=TM

http://www.uhaul.com/Reservations/EquipmentDetail.aspx?model=TD

 

Option 2:

Rent a trailer... put all your stuff in it and tow it behind your car: http://www.uhaul.com/Trailers/

 

bro, there is very easy solution for this just go to uhaul place n ask them for one way move, if u have so many stuff than go for big truck they have three kind 14,17,26 foot n ask for auto transport as well for ur car ,  , of course it gonna cost u little extra than i guess u except to spend, but anything cost extra these days
anyway take it easy , n have fun .
i am sure u gonna miss tx.haaaaaaaa

And of Course there are movers who charge you couple of hundreds but I guess its better than spending thousand. They will do everything. You just gotta spend couple of hundreds.

thank you folks for you replies .... i will think of every possible consideration and will choose the best option.

If I were you, I would listen to easygoing's solution. I think thats the best way you can move all your stuffs including your car in one trip.

But couple of hundreds  will not get you to Nebraska if you choose any moving services. If sanju.baba was talking about JUST MOVERS ( to load and unload only) that may be possible. If you get your stuff moved by moving company in less than a grand, that would be a great deal.