Used equipment prices

I suppose it depends on how quick you would like to sell. I’m sure you could get 160k for the outfit tomorrow.

200k it would take a while or maybe never happen. IMO

The new truck situation is still extremely dire. My two are still sitting there 5 weeks later now after being built. The two I ordered for March builds God only knows Mx maybe August next year? It’s crazy.

Im sure you’ll nail it perfectly but I’d say by end of the year they aren’t going to be worth any less then now. That balance point will be interesting to find between continued profit, diminishing returns, and retirement.

I’ll be following what you end up doing!

 

Anything that uses a chip is in short supply.

Thinking is maybe 2023 now before things improve. But that depends on delta.

A lot of countries are repeatedly shutting down. It could be years before we get back to normalcy.

 

Well I don't buy new equipment but I've been looking for a dry van probably between the years of 2000 and 2005 something like that.

The prices I've seen just for them are anywhere between $12,000 up to $25,000 or more.

I have no problem paying for what I need and I have cash in hand. But I'm not paying $20,000 for a 21 year old trailer.

 

Truck has around 5500 parts made by approximately 4500 different vendors, all who have a shortage of workers and materials. And on down the line.

 

Still bad i reserved a new lonestar about a month ago and the guy called and told me they had to push the guesstimate back to 2-3 YEARS to produce. At this point its literally faster cheaper and easier to rebuild my bullfrog and yoink the old engine to drop in an NZ6

 

Anybody thinking prices will go down is just a fool,welcome to hyperinflation.oh you thought all that free money the government keeps printing is really free?think again.

 

My boss recently sent 2 low 500k mileage 680s , fleet specs Cummins power to the Taylor Martin auction in South soiux city nebr .
I think they were 2017s. One brought 82k and the other brought 84 k .