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$600-$800 weekly.

Im going to just try hard and get into a cargo/sprinter and learn this industry. Maybe I'll do Hotshot or RV hauling in the future. Being a newbie, I want to be cautious but be able to make decent money also.

I've seen them in the past and wondered what type of job they were doing and now I know. I can resist pretty well. DOT will love me as love pulling me over for something? hah

Yeah I looked at Horizon and a few others. It seems my truck isnt big enough. Also I see they dont require experience but require 20k miles otr in like a uhaul or something. Hell I can get my Class B too. Damn theres alot of jobs out there that I didnt know existed.

How would I look up how to get started or research hauling RVs?

I have money backed up, just still trying to get with owner of a van. Im being cautious since I dont know if I will enjoy this or not. I wish I could find something for my pickup truck.

Thx for the tips. I'm learning slowly about a vehicle since I've never paid attention to oil changes and ect. I've been researching the hell out of those 3 vans. I like the Promaster but the Ford keeps taking my attention. I want something that is going to give me great freight opportunity and...

Im a little bit out of conversation but what is a van that would be best for the job? I like Ford Transit and also Sprinter but I don't know if I afford service to the Sprinter. Nice rides btw from those pics, I'd like to have a van like those.