any chance??????????

ok i am 23 and have been driving a truck since i could press the clutch i have pulled hundreds of thousands of bushels of grain, hauled combines (13'6" wide), tractors, and pulled a reefer all over the southeast since i was 16. no telling how many miles iv put in but my dad bought a new pete in 08 and when we sold it a few weeks ago it had 164,000 miles put on it solely by me....our business has tanked so im now getting my cdl this week and will be looking for a job....keep in mind all the driving iv ever done is on mississippi F plates with class r liscences so im not sure i can use this for driving exp???....i would like to drive long preferably coast to coast and would be willing to stay out for months at a time as there is really nothing at home for me anymore....i have put in many a mile under a detach neck pulling oversize and hopper bottom...also pulled reefer quite a bit....any suggestions????

 

thanks so much for your help guys....i guess it just irks me that noone wants a driver that really knows what he is doing....and there is no chance of talking to someone with a heartbeat and enough authority to go with it to help me out....i du nno

 

guess it wasn a great idea to get my cdl on my own.....seems most companies want to put someone through school rather than hire someone with a cdl bu with no "experience".......i would venture to say i have 1000% more experience than these guys in these driving schools.....but obviously that matters to none but myself...i could get a regional job around here in a heartbeat but i would much rather pound the pavement and run cali turnarounds or somethin lik that...just much more my style....i have a 48'stepdeck and a reefer sittin up but the truck is gone...i guess i could go buy a truck and hit the road but i just dunno...also have a hopper so i wouldn have alot of capital investments as far as trailers go....thanks for your help chompi...