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Old 11.06.2009
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sorry for the questions, but:

1. What truck and yr and how much was it?

2. Where did you get your business from?
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sorry for the questions, but:

1. What truck and yr and how much was it?

2. Where did you get your business from?

Pics of the truck are in my profile,.........

My business came directly from my customer base,....Most all were car dealerships,.......As the economy tanked so did there need to move as many cars,......
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Yup,....Just cars,kind of hard to haul anything else on a 10 car hauler...lol.....

I only lasted a year,....2007 into 2008,.....Things got slow and I had to get out,....

I'm a company man now,.....ltl freight and home every night!!

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