Steps selling a truck and trailer

What were the miles on the truck if you dont mind, I was thinking of throwing up one of our 2021 Volvo 860's with a new 2022 Great Dane dry van to see what someone would actually pay for it.

 

Unless things have changed the bank will get their money back. I got paid and seen it’s was more than it should be so I called and told HR and they said we will fix it. They did alright. They took the whole check out of my account without permission and there was nothing I could do. I had to wait 2-3 days, I forget now, to get my paycheck. I tried to stop it but the bank said nope not going to happen. You will have to move the money to another bank somewhere to try and stop them from taking it back.

 

Thanks for the info. Its been very tempting to just sell it all at these prices and see what happens in a year or two.

 

I normally try and stay away from non cash deals but the couple I’ve done where they needed financing, I required a down payment such as you did and a time limit. Say 30 days then the money is forfeited. It helps them to take things a little more serious.

 

I hear that. Just think if prices go to 250k for a new truck and 150k for a new reefer trailer. (Brand new used since all are spoken for, for over the next year and much longer)

 

The prices are nuts, and seems like it's only going to get worse as long as the freight volumes stay up and this garbage economy doesn't implode. Im going to list a 2020 860 and new trailer for $250k and see if anyone calls lol.

 

Guarantee they will. Hey Steve give the 5k back and up the price!!!