I drove for them for only 6 years out of Springfield Mass. Enjoyed my time there. Didnt know about any of this until now. Thought Walter was a good guy. Apparently not!![]()
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When Did G.O.D. Go out of business?
Discussion in 'Motor Carrier Questions - The Inside Scoop' started by JC Motors, Jan 13, 2014.
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I liked Walter. I remember he liked doing things for his employees. He showed up a lot of times at the main terminal at night just to shake hands and let you know he was there. One night he had a huge BBQ set up for everybody all night and he was right there serving and cooking ! I also went to the big affair he had at the Science Center near New York city. Now that was Nice !
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I worked for G.O.D. For 10 years out of Rutland VT. Walter Riley was a great guy to work for. He used to invite us to lime rock race track in Connecticut. He was a driver for the NASCAR BUSH NORTH Circuit. Great times !
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G.O.D. Went out right after USF Red Star in 2004,I worked at both companies in their main terminals . G.O.D. was originally called Seigals Express and was started by Walters father , their first terminal was on Fish House Rd. South Kearny,NJ. They outgrew that terminal and moved into the old "toys r us" terminal in port Newark. Once they moved in the Newark terminal Walter was hardly ever there, the 2 Irwin brothers practically ran the show until the end .They ran a " Hub and Spoke operation. NJ was their only terminal , every piece of freight in the system went through it ,then was "live" loaded for next day delivery.
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Well, since this thread came up, I've noticed those trailers on the south side of I-78E from I-95 before you hit the bridge to Jersey City.
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