Celadon Lease Purchase

Discussion in 'Lease Purchase Trucking Forum' started by marinegordon, Sep 18, 2015.

  1. marinegordon

    marinegordon Light Load Member

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    alright will do @Chinatown thank you very much
     
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  3. montanajellyman

    montanajellyman Light Load Member

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    Check PM will give you a contact
     
  4. blsqueak

    blsqueak Road Train Member

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    If not mistaken I believe that Palmer and Henderson are part of Prime. Always seeing Palmer pulling Prime trailers
     
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  5. Chinatown

    Chinatown Road Train Member

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    They're not actually part of Prime, but do contract and pull Prime trailers and haul Prime freight. I don't know the details of it, but noticed the Prime trailers they pull will have their own logo on the mudflaps.
    Henderson
    Palmer
    O&S
    Wil-Trans
     
  6. Ftti

    Ftti Bobtail Member

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    Do not do it can you afford 1345.00 per week quality lease agreement. Is a celadon sub company. Element owns the truck . No Frieght low rates high CSA score.
     
  7. Shawnsooner

    Shawnsooner Light Load Member

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    Both palmer and Henderson r now merged with prime. I think Wil trans bought Jim Palmer though
     
  8. freightwipper

    freightwipper Road Train Member

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  9. Stringb8n

    Stringb8n Road Train Member

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    Just something to think about, celadon may be like a swift lease, jb hunt, prime where the truck has to stay with that carrier. A lease from a third party, such as quality companies (owned by celadon) that works with different carriers, you can take the truck to another carrier in that network of theirs if things for some reason do not pan out with the carrier you originally lease on to. Of course, with quality you have to not owe the current carrier your leased to any money, and there's some other little qualifying issues, but if you do it right you can take the truck you're leasing elsewhere. Long as they do business with them.
     
  10. HorseShoe

    HorseShoe Road Train Member

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    Don't go to celadon just because you watched a video of their paid recruiter
     
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