Since old, dead threads are getting resurrected I thought I'd do one myself.
To answer the op, mine's silver.
Frank
what is their trucks like?
Discussion in 'Swift' started by cat c-15, Nov 13, 2007.
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I see some company t680s fairly often. Everyone I know that drives for swift has a cascadia. That's 3 solo guys and a team. One of the solo guys is flatbed and he's got a brand new extended frame cascadia.
Your dad should just go Swift Owner Operator (aka L/P everywhere else) and make no money but have free riders from day 1 -
No need to duck ... it went way over your head.
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Try about $23 per month.
Not that bad.
The system has changed since last year. Now we have to commit to a 3 month period, which costs $68 if I remember correctly. One rider for 3 months, $68 total.
I got hit twice this year.
My youngest daughter got on the truck with me, but she got homesick. She lasted 10 days on the truck.
I paid $68.
Then Leann (I know...!!!) got back on the truck with me, and I had to insure her... for another $68 for a 3 month period.
But 60 bucks a week?
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I must have one of the only white ones.A21CAV Thanks this. -
Hey everybody. I'm going flatbed in the midwest region after training. I'm trying to find out what i can about the trucks, mostly flatbed. I seen one older youtube video,...do they have or allow inverters yet? Do they have or allow tv mounts? What about space at least for a fridge? Are they all pretty much all the Cascadias? Last i heard they were going all automatics as well. I thought i had seen that the flatbed tractors were white or black also(?) Any ifo would be helpful, thanks everybody in advance
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whoa!...they're a lot taller than i pictured
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It's one o them new fangled covered flatbeds.
As you can see, only 50 year veterans get them.
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