Makes sense. How old are you allowed to go with your late model dodge? I would think you want it to be rust free and still looking good?
RV Transport questions...
Discussion in 'Expediter and Hot Shot Trucking Forum' started by Rick_C, Mar 12, 2012.
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Most companies have different enforcement rules for existing contractors with a history of performance versus an unknown. -
Getting something new just doesn't make good business sense. I was thinking around 10 Years old with around 150k miles.
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Limited. My brother and I are looking at partnering up. He drives OTR and is an O/O. We are looking at driving a 1ton and 53' trailer. Depending on backhaul availability, we would put the 1 ton on the trailer.
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Marvin40 Thanks this.
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So...look for an 08 or newer?
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I have been reading a lot of your posts and have been trying to figure out who would be the best company to work for. I am trying to get a good sense of what would be the best vehicle to run as well. I have seen that dome companies want you to run new to 2 years old and others are not being overly specific. I am trying to learn as much as possible before jumping in with both feet and you seemed to be one of the more wise and business savvy people on here.
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