read my above post.
all together I pay $505 per week
company pays for baseplates, IFTA, permits.
and calculating all the above, I still make more than I did company side.... in this case, the return outweighs the risk
lease purchase
Discussion in 'Experienced Truckers' Advice' started by maximusskipp, Dec 4, 2010.
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I hope you make it you got a nice note btw much better than most i have seen
Leaseco was in that ball park too -
The truck price is really not too bad though with a zero down lease
34 k
Goes to 32k if you pay it off early that's not a bad price -
yes,.... I graduated from the 5th grade... I do realize there are 52 weeks per year which doesnt calculate to 12 months....
20 months, 85 payments -
I tend to think so to...

again.... return vs risk...
more than happy to answer any questions though....
(thanks for your service bro) -
I broke it down to the day on the truck payment....and you forgot the taxes about 25% but the good news is it is only 20 month term
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I did read your post driver
Mine said roughly 2000
505x4 = 2010
But 505x 5 = 2525 in bout 3-4 months of the year is all I ment
Not trying to bash you -
Your welcome !!!
I was just trying to be helpful is all -
5 weeks in some months means NOTHING. $407.93 X 52 weeks =$21,212.36 per year divided by 12 months = $1767.70 Thats the true cost per month.
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no worries bro.. I said read above post for the comparison on what I made companyside vs what I would have made lease side....
the way I see it.... after I complete my term and pay for the title (again for one single US dollar).... I have the option of running as an O/O or I can sell the truck, recoup (SOME) of what I paid into it.... even if I sell it for 20,000... thats over 66% return on investment...
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