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In another forum I read where anything over 26000# is a class D. It didnt say anything about the size of the box. FECC website says a 22' box is a class D. What are the major companies definitions of a C class and D class? EDIT: Please give weight and box size.

I see Panther has a banner ad on here that says $1.52 for straights and $1.89 for T/T. Are those numbers still accurate.

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Thanks LDB. I have another thread in this forum titled "another wannabe" which will give a little background on my situation. Can a Solo from Ohio succeed with Panther in a C class truck or would the D class have that much of an advantage? I was thinking 75%availability.

I posted this in the recruiter forum but it never showed up. Panther has a banner ad on this site that says $1.52 for straight trucks and $1.89 for T/T. Are these figures still accurate? If not, what are the actual figures or am I allowed to ask?

Mine is on the way too, thanks.

Hi Guys, First Post! A little history: I drove T/T as O/O pulling vans and reefers from '95 to '03. Hauled a lot of air freight which is basicly expedited. I took some time off to handle some real estate transactions and for personal reasons. Now I would like to make a come back to trucking on...