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I actually got to meet Leo's Father when he came to pick up one of the trucks I sold him. I must tell you he made a lasting impression on me as well. You are blessed Leo!

Leo, I believe that truck has 410hp and a 3.58 rear end.

My wife tells me "You have always been wrong about everything for the last 30 years so you just need to get use to it"..andI have.

It will just depend on the company. Some companies require them an some don't. Most companies will have their basic requirements listed on their web site.

As the business and rates have changed over the years it is much harder for a truck owner to make money with a single driver in the truck. I know of very few owners with single drivers in trucks and when they do it is usually a special situation.

I had the honor of being the recruiter who signed my friend Lawrence and his sidekick Jeff Jensen on at Roberts Express in 1993. He was a great O/O but I always knew that both of those guys would be on to much bigger and better things. It has amazed me to see what Lawrence has accomplished to...

What kind of truck are you running and are you a team or single?

Are you sure you show as a team in whatever system your company uses? Sounds like you may still be showing as a single.

I wouldn't expect to post on here without getting my chops busted a little Dave! It has always been a pleasure doing business with you.

Leo, Seems as though you are right. Try this one.. [email protected] You will be hearing from me soon. I am just in the process of putting things together.

I just wanted to leave a short note to let all my friends and customers know that I am no longer associated with Freightliner of Knoxville. I will still be around and will pop back up very shortly in another capacity. Please feel free to contact me at : [email protected]

Golf ,Skiing and lots of BBQ and stuff on the grill!

What a dumb move on his part! He will soon find out the diffenece between having a line that you can drive a truck through and running into a brick wall all the time. He is not big enough to play in Oakland.

The fact of the matter is...Since FEDEX wants them white then we order them white because a large number of our sales are to their Owner/Operators.

I never leave home without my cigars and golf clubs!

I have sold them several very nice trucks and they seem to be growing very rapidly. Call Jason Williams at 877-349-9303.

Please give me a call at your convenience and I would be more than glad to have a very candid conversation about purchasing a truck. You may find I am a little more forthcoming than a lot of the guys you may have been dealing with up to this point. Jon Mosier 800-241-0138 ext 1101

Leo, The reason we insist on trucks we build being no more than 40ft is because different states seem to have different ideas of the length laws. I have had several customers that were not as lucky as the guy you talked to with the platform on the back of his truck. While it should be pretty...

Overall length of the truck may not exceed 40 feet. This will limit you to 29 or 30 feet depending on the BBC of the truck.

You will very seldom see a "super single" on anything but a fuel hauler. The main reason they were designed was to save weight so they could haul a few gallons more on each load generally for more short haul.